Run your week from your board.

Plan my week from my Business Studio board. Use today's date.

1. Call list_tasks with status "in_progress", then with status "todo" (limit 200). Skip links,
   contacts and companies: they are not work. If a call returns 200 rows, tell me the list is cut off.
2. Sort the work cards (tasks, user stories, deals, pages, docs) into: overdue (due date before
   today), due in the next 7 days, starting in the next 7 days, and in progress with no date.
3. Posts are separate. List the ones going out this week (subStatus "reviewed" with a date). Warn me
   about every DRAFT with a date this week: a draft does not go out until I approve it.
4. Read each card you would put in my week with get_task. If its blockedBy is not empty, mark it
   blocked and name the card it waits on.
5. Propose at most 5 cards for this week, in order, with one line on why for each.
Do not change any card.

Where are we on <project name> in my Business Studio board?

1. Find the parent card: list_tasks and match the title (or the tag, if I gave one). If several
   cards match, ask me which.
2. get_task on it. Group its sub-cards by status: done, in progress, to do.
3. Flag each blocked sub-card (blockedBy not empty: name the card it waits on) and each overdue one.
4. Say "X of N done", counting the sub-cards you were given. Then name the one card that would
   unblock the most.
Do not change any card.

Turn this note into cards on my Business Studio board:

<paste the note>

1. Show me the plan first: one parent card named after the goal, and one sub-card per concrete
   action (verb first, short title, detail in the description). Ask me before creating more than
   10 cards.
2. When I say yes: create_task for the parent, then for each sub-card, then link_records with role
   "part_of" from each sub-card to the parent. When one action can only start after another, also
   link_records with role "blocked_by", from the later card to the earlier one.
3. If the note gives a date, set it with update_task (dueDate) after the card exists.
4. get_task on the parent and show me what it holds.

Draft a LinkedIn post from my Business Studio card <card id, or words from its title>.

1. get_task on the card (if I gave words: list_tasks and match the title first).
2. list_destinations. Use my connected LinkedIn account. If there are several, ask me which. If none
   is connected, use the manual destination "post://linkedin.com" with mode "manual": I will post it
   myself.
3. create_post: plain text (LinkedIn shows markdown as literal asterisks), under 3000 characters, in
   my voice, using only what the card says. Put any link in "comment", never in the body: a link in
   the body cuts the post's reach.
4. Show me the draft and stop. Never move it to "reviewed": that publishes it.

Which channel brought me signups this week? Use my Business Studio tracked links.

1. get_funnel_report with days 7. Visits are the "reachedPaywall" column (clicks on my tracked
   links); ignore "pageViews". The row with no source is untracked traffic: report it, don't rank it.
2. Rank the channels by signup rate (signups ÷ visits), not by visits. Call a channel with fewer
   than about 30 visits or 3 signups "not enough data" instead of ranking it.
3. One line each: the best channel, the worst one, and one thing to change next week. If no channel
   has enough data, say so and name the one closest to it.
If the report is empty, tell me to make one link per channel with create_tracked_link and put
them in my posts' first comments.