AI Planner Proactive Support: Priority/Due Dates Changes (Motion like)
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Danny Hatcher (Customer Support)
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AI Planner automatic changes on task completion
Devesh Vedantha
When I complete a task early, it would be SO NICE, to autofill with another task based on the time left within the smart frame.
Thomas Dissaux
Automatic blocking from the AI planner without the need to manually go in the Morgen app. Then if needed I can move a task and the calendar would be updated agin with the ai planner. It would also require a new parameter to indicate when to start blocking.
Danny Hatcher (Customer Support)
Merged in a post:
Support Motion AI tasking and calendar
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Angie Cortizo
I love the look of Morgen and the automations such as the travel time and buffers. But Motion's AI scheduling is very easy to use and I would love for it to integrate better with Morgen.
Danny Hatcher (Customer Support)
User: If something were to get added into Morgen I would want that to automatically be added to my calendar and move everything else in my day based on priority and deadline.
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Don
It would be great if we could actually select the way the AI Planner prioritizes. Then each user could order the steps that the AI planner focuses on. I think there are three that come to mind. Date, Priority, and then Status from a connected app. I might use date, then notion status. Someone else might use Date and Morgen Priority.
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Don
Sorry - meant to say Morgan Importance.
Danny Hatcher (Customer Support)
Hello Everyone.
We are looking for AI planner users to test a due date change notification option.
Please become an insider in our discord server to start testing: https://discord.gg/RQxy6Pdt5FDiscord
Danny
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Zac
This is essential. Right now the AI Planner completely ignores priority (for both Morgen and Obsidian tasks, as far as I can tell).
This is untenable. Example:
- I have about 60 tasks.
- About 5 of them are "high" and about 3 are "highest" priority (in Obsidian).
- When the AI Planner schedules tasks, none of my "high" or "highest" priority tasks are scheduled. Instead, a see a bunch of low priority tasks.
Clearly, the planner should schedule higher priority tasks first.
Also, as already pointed out, if a tasks priority changes, the planner should re-plan accordingly.
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Sharon
And also not schedule Low priority tasks over normal or medium tasks.
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Zac
Sharon +1!!
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Marco Ancona (Morgen co-founder)
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