daily-plans
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Manages a daily task planning system using Plans/ in whatever folder is currently selected — creating plans, adding new tasks, executing tasks one-by-one, logging completed work, checking status, deleting tasks, and carrying forward incomplete items. Works from any mounted folder. Seven operations: CREATE, NEW, EXECUTE (one task per invocation), LOG, STATUS, DELETE (with auto-renumbering), CARRY-FORWARD. Use whenever the user says "plan my day", "create a plan", "new task", "add a task", "add task [X]", "execute the plan", "next task", "log task", "log that", "plan status", "what's the plan", "where are we", "carry forward", "carry over", "delete task", "remove task", "drop task", or provides a numbered task list. Do NOT trigger for "set up my workday", "what did I do today?", meeting prep, email drafting, or calendar searches.
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- AGENTS.mdAGENTS.md
- .claude/CLAUDE.mdCLAUDE.md
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