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# Execution support prototype
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The shared sidebar opens `/support` (Messages) and `/journal` (Journal), alongside
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Reader and Research. These are UI-only prototypes with fictional contacts
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and in-memory state. Reloading resets the prototype state. Tasks, communication status, outcomes, and
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journal entries are shared between routes for the current browser session.
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No messages, calendar events, medical records, or Rensheng pages are written.
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## Reference and scope
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The functional reference is the user's life brief
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`briefs/2026-09-25-executive-support-design.md`, together with the public
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[Beeper Copilot concept](https://beeper-copilot-lp.vercel.app/).
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The prototype adopts the execution flows, not private facts from the life repo
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or the reference site's deployment and privacy claims.
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- Communication: unified conversations, a maximum of three initial actions,
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deferral, waiting, dismissal, and a full list; source messages, summaries,
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editable reply styles, explicit review, and simulated sending.
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- Scheduling: choosing a candidate and reviewing a simulated calendar entry.
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- Context: person notes with links back to the sample conversation and a local
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record of the simulated outcome. No permanent trait or goal is inferred.
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- Journal: free notes, resumption points, user-entered medication and weight
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records; occurrence and recording times, append-only corrections, and a
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selectable summary preview for a consultation.
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The intended memory boundary remains Rensheng: execution events can eventually
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be compiled into durable context after source comparison and user correction.
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This prototype neither implements that compiler nor creates a second personal
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context database. Missing records remain unknown; there are no medication,
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dose, weight-target, or treatment recommendations.
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The UI uses existing shadcn Base UI components and neutral theme tokens.
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Shared account management continues to use the existing connection system;
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the new communication and journal prototypes do not consume those accounts.
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## Daily home
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`/` presents a greeting, a large input, and a flexible plan grouped as
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Start here, Routines, and If there’s room. There are no fixed time slots.
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Tasks can be reordered, completed, deferred, restored, or followed as routine
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steps. Communications can be reviewed directly in a home dialog; changes also
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appear in `/support`. Journal entries and corrections appear on the home, and
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reader samples open for reading. Research remains a separate work surface.
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The input currently uses a deterministic English/Japanese mock interpreter, not an LLM.
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It proposes typed actions for task creation/status/reordering, routine steps,
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contact reply/review or deferral, notes/weight/medication records, and navigation.
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Confirming a proposal dispatches the corresponding operation. Unknown or
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ambiguous input does not change state. Message sending still goes through the
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existing simulated review UI; this prototype performs no external send.
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Examples: `Add grocery shopping`, `Defer Morning routine`, `Reply to Aoki`,
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`Note: Resume from page 2`, `Weight: 65.2 kg`, and `Open Reader`.
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The interaction reference is [Tiimo visual planning](https://www.tiimoapp.com/product/visual-planning),
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reviewed on 2026-09-28: combined routines and tasks, flexible reordering, small
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steps, and natural-language planning. Unlike its timed scheduling options, this
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prototype deliberately keeps the day free of precise times as requested.
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The home greeting includes a short prose brief derived from current task and
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communication state. Completed or deferred items leave the brief; the next
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contact opens directly from the text. A current resumption note takes precedence
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over the optional-task suggestion. This is local templated copy, not an LLM report.
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