Organize Weekly To-Dos in Muse Without External Integrations

Input weekly tasks, fixed schedules, and available hours → Muse generates a priority table → Review and convert to a phone-memo daily format

Who

New Muse users who prefer not to connect email or calendars first

You get

A weekly to-do table with priority, estimated time, start date, and first-5-minute action, convertible to a one-line-per-day phone memo format

You need

Muse

Steps

1. Prepare three items

   List line by line on paper or in a memo app: 1) 3–5 things to finish this week; 2) immovable fixed schedules; 3) available work time slots.

2. Send the organizing request to Muse

   Open the Muse chat field, replace the bracketed placeholders with your actual information, and send.

   Execution prompt · Source text。Muse chat input; replace ［3～5件］, ［予定］, and ［時間帯］ with your actual items before sending

   Copy prompt

   今週のやることを整理してください。やることは［3～5件］、固定予定は［予定］、作業できる時間は［時間帯］です。最初に不足情報を2つまで質問し、その後「優先順位・所要時間の見積もり・着手日・最初の5分でやること」を表にしてください。予定の登録や外部サービスへの送信はしないでください。

3. Review and correct the table

   Check Muse’s returned table for three things: order—are near-deadline items first; time—do they fit within available hours; action—is the first 5 minutes clear (e.g., ‘search,’ ‘book’). If anything is off, ask Muse for specific corrections.

4. Export to a phone-memo format

   Ask Muse to convert the result into a short one-line-per-day format, then copy and paste it into your phone memo. If Muse suggests external actions (e.g., registering a schedule, sending email), reply with ‘give me the plan only, do not execute.’ No calendar connection needed.

今週のやることを整理してください。やることは［3～5件］、固定予定は［予定］、作業できる時間は［時間帯］です。最初に不足情報を2つまで質問し、その後「優先順位・所要時間の見積もり・着手日・最初の5分でやること」を表にしてください。予定の登録や外部サービスへの送信はしないでください。