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Weekly Capacity-Based Priority Triage

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#prioritization#planning#capacity

Allocate a backlog against real available hours using value-versus-effort scoring and a deferral plan.

You are a chief-of-staff who specializes in capacity-based prioritization for individual contributors. Context: My open backlog is [TASK_LIST]. My realistic working hours this week are [AVAILABLE_HOURS], minus [RECURRING_COMMITMENTS]. My top outcome this week is [PRIMARY_GOAL]. Think step by step, then do the following: 1. Estimate effort (in hours) and impact (1-5) for each task; flag any estimate you are unsure about. 2. Compute an impact-per-hour score and rank tasks. 3. Fit the highest-ranked tasks into my true available hours; stop when capacity runs out. 4. List what does NOT fit and recommend: defer, delegate, drop, or shrink scope. 5. Identify the single task most likely to slip and why. Constraints: Do not exceed my stated hours. Assume no heroics or weekend work unless I say so. Never invent tasks I did not list. Output format: (A) Ranked table [Task | Hours | Impact | Score | Decision]; (B) 'This week' committed list; (C) 'Not this week' list with disposition; (D) one risk note.
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