Planning

Where Planning sits

Planning no longer runs as a standalone “build me a seven-day plan” agent. It is now the continuous scheduler that runs underneath Goals: it takes an approved Goal — its deadline, scope, materials and weekly minutes — and produces the daily plan that makes the commitment actionable.

If you are looking for the way to plan your study, start with a Goal. Planning is the engine that fills it in.

What Planning reads

Planning reads the Goal contract (deadline, scope, assessment format and weekly minutes) together with your availability profile — your timezone, weekly minutes and any date exceptions you have set. It extracts the examinable scope from the material attached to the Goal, and it reads the learning evidence your practice has produced.

The workflow

1. Read the Goal deadline and scope, and the material linked to it.
2. Extract the examinable topics and their dates from that material.
3. Build a schedule across the available days, respecting your weekly minutes and buffers.
4. Check whether the schedule is feasible in the time you have.
5. Generate daily tasks, each tagged to the specialist that should do it.
6. Freeze the past: completed work and past days are never rewritten.
7. Roll incomplete work forward and reschedule future days as evidence arrives.

Feasibility and approval

If a schedule cannot fit the scope into the time available, Planning does not silently overfill it. The plan is held for your approval, and you can adjust scope, deadline or available time before it is activated. Smaller changes are applied automatically and only affect future, unfrozen days.

Reading the result

Treat the plan as a working proposal, not a guarantee. It reflects the deadline, scope and time you have told KoiSwarm about — so keep those current, and ask for a revised plan when your exam date, materials or availability change.