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Weekly Priority Board from a Task List Photo
Turn a photographed task list into a focused weekly priority board with clear sequencing.
Prompt
Use the uploaded photo of my handwritten or printed task list as the only source of tasks. Extract every legible item without inventing obligations, preserve dates and dependencies, and organize the work into a practical Monday-to-Friday weekly priority board. Separate must-do, should-do, and optional items; identify the three highest-impact outcomes; estimate effort using small, medium, or large; flag unclear or conflicting entries; and place unfinished overflow in a clearly labeled next-week queue. Keep the plan realistic, concise, and easy to scan. If any text is unreadable, mark it as unclear instead of guessing.
How to use it
- Upload a clear photo of the task list you want to organize.
- Mention any fixed deadlines or non-working days not visible in the photo.
- Review items marked unclear before using the final plan.
Common failure fixes
- If tasks are omitted, request a complete transcription before prioritization.
- If the schedule is overloaded, enforce a daily capacity limit and move overflow forward.
- If unreadable items are guessed, require explicit unclear markers instead.