Guide
How to use AI for weekly planning
Review dated notes, verify open commitments and choose next week’s work in a manual planning session.
By tentus team · Updated 2026-10-26 · 1 min read
Gather the week’s material
Open your calendar, task list and the notes you saved during the week. Select the relevant dated material. This is a review you initiate, not a promise that Lumi automatically compiles every activity.
Check the open commitments
Ask Lumi to draft a list of decisions and unfinished commitments from those sources, with owners and dates where supported. Compare the draft with the task system and original notes; missing evidence means unknown, not completed.
Choose next week’s work
Identify the most useful next actions and check available time. Confirm changed deadlines and owners before updating your task list or calendar. A suggested priority is not a scheduled commitment.
Save a short review
Record what finished, what carries forward and what you deliberately dropped. Link the evidence and set your next review time. The accumulated notes become a history you can inspect, without a guaranteed insight or productivity gain.
Put this into practice
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