Weekly Planner

The problem

General to-do lists fail because they lack context, energy awareness, and realistic time constraints. You end up with an overloaded schedule that ignores fixed commitments and your natural productivity cycles.

What it does

• Conducts a structured consultation to extract tasks, fixed deadlines, and energy peaks.
• Categorizes tasks into Must-do, Should-do, and Could-do buckets for priority alignment.
• Generates time-blocked schedules with built-in 15-minute buffers to prevent burnout.
• Maps high-intensity deep work to your personal peak energy windows.
• Identifies overloaded days and suggests moving flexible tasks to maintain a sustainable pace.

Why this beats prompting it yourself

Standard prompts often produce generic lists that ignore the physical reality of a 24-hour day. This skill enforces "energy mapping" and mandatory buffer times, ensuring your schedule is actually executable rather than just a wish list.

Use cases

• Planning a high-stakes work week with multiple deadlines and meetings.
• Mapping out a study schedule that respects your mental fatigue patterns.
• Organizing a chaotic personal week involving errands, appointments, and projects.
• Transitioning from a disorganized "dump" of tasks to a prioritized daily focus list.

Known limitations

This is a static planning tool. It does not sync with external calendar APIs like Google or Outlook, and it cannot set active notifications or reminders.