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1

The morning ritual

Nothing carries over by itself. Each morning, every leftover gets one decision. This is the whole habit, so we start here.

About 1 minute
Migrate · yesterday's leftovers0/4 decided

From yesterday

Send the draft to the team for feedback

Still needs doing. Keep it on today.

Click the card and press a key, or use the buttons.

    2

    Work the sheet

    It behaves like a spreadsheet, so your hands already know it. Arrows to move, Enter to edit, one key to finish a row.

    About 1 minute
    Today · sheet0 done
    TaskChampionPts
    Rotate the gateway TLS keysDiego3
    Refund flow copyPriya2
    Onboarding emails reviewMei2
    Plan the offsiteSam1
    1. Move with the arrow keys
    2. Press ↵ on a cell, change it, press ↵ again
    3. Press X to finish a row

    Click the sheet first so it gets your keys.

    3

    Log at the speed of typing

    Put the details in the sentence. Planbook pulls out the people, project, priority and points for you.

    About 1 minute
    New row · type a sentence4 of 5 picked up
    Task
    Fix login redirect
    Champion
    Sam Okafor
    Manager
    not set
    Project
    Website
    Priority
    High
    Points
    3

    @name Champion · ^name Manager · #project project · ! !! !!! priority · ~3 points

    4

    Manager and Champion

    Two names on every task. One answers for it; one does it. They can be the same person.

    About 1 minute
    Two names on every task0/3 right
    ManagerAccountable. Answers for it.
    ChampionDoes the work. Owns the status.
    1. The release slipped a week. Who explains what happened and what's next?

    2. Who is actually building the thing, day to day?

    3. You're a team of one. Who is the Manager and who is the Champion?

    5

    Close the day

    One line at the end of the day. The Journal turns those lines into a record you can look back on.

    About 1 minute
    ShutdownOne line is enough
    Journal · today

    Your line shows up here, and stays in the Journal for good.

    4 decided · 1 done · 1 let go

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