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Order a list of tasks by priority using a clear, explained method (e.g. impact vs effort, or urgent/important). Use when someone has several tasks and wants help deciding what to do first.
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Extract a clear list of action items (owner, task, due date) from meeting notes, a transcript, or a discussion thread. Use when someone wants action items, to-dos, follow-ups, or next steps pulled out of a conversation.
Turn raw or messy meeting notes, a transcript, or a call recording summary into a clean, structured recap. Use when someone wants to summarise a meeting, condense notes, or write up what was discussed.
Break a large or vague goal into a structured set of concrete, actionable sub-tasks. Use when someone has a project, goal, or piece of work they want decomposed into manageable steps.
Proofread text for spelling, grammar, punctuation, and clarity without changing the author's voice. Use when someone asks to proofread, copy-edit, check, or clean up a piece of writing.
Rewrite a piece of text in a different tone or register (e.g. more formal, friendlier, more concise) while keeping the meaning. Use when someone asks to change the tone, reword, soften, sharpen, or adapt writing for a different audience.
| name | prioritise |
| description | Order a list of tasks by priority using a clear, explained method (e.g. impact vs effort, or urgent/important). Use when someone has several tasks and wants help deciding what to do first. |
Take a set of tasks and produce a defensible priority order.
task-planner breakdown already exists (or is stored via the memory connector), offer to use that.Return:
If the memory connector is available, offer to save the prioritised order so it can be revisited and adjusted later.