Prompt Details
Model
(claude-4-6-sonnet)
Token size
4,174
Example input
[BRAIN_DUMP]: "need to reply to Sarah's email, haven't started the report that was due Friday, keep thinking about that thing I said in the meeting, need to book dentist appointment, buy milk, my boss seemed annoyed, haven't called my mom in 3 weeks, the report is actually really hard I don't know where to start, also that Slack message from dev team"
[ENERGY_LEVEL]: medium
[TIME_AVAILABLE]: 1 hour
Example output
╔══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════╗
║ BRAIN DUMP CLEARED — CLARITY REPORT v2.0 ║
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── REAL TASKS (5 found) ──────────────────────────────────
• Reply to Sarah's email | SOON
Owner: self
Urgency basis: HYP: no deadline stated, no consequence described (verify)
• Complete the overdue report | REAL URGENT
Owner: self
Urgency basis: EVI: deadline was Friday — already past due; consequence accumulation likely
• Book dentist appointment | CAN WAIT
Owner: self
Urgency basis: HYP: no deadline or health urgency stated (verify)
• Buy milk | CAN WAIT
Owner: self
Urgency basis: HYP: no stated consequence today (verify)
• Respond to Slack message from dev team | SOON
Owner: self
Urgency basis: HYP: urgency inferred from mention, no deadline or blocker stated (verify)
(0 additional tasks captured and held — nothing lost)
── WORRIES HELD (3 found) ────────────────────────────────
• That thing said in the meeting
• Boss seemed annoyed
• Haven't called mom in 3 weeks
Note: These are States, not Events. They hold no action. Your brain doesn't need to keep generating them.
── IDEAS PARKED (0 found) ────────────────────────────────
Nothing parked — all items were tasks or states.
── DEPENDENCIES FLAGGED ──────────────────────────────────
None identified. All actionable items have self as owner.
── HIGH COGNITIVE LOAD ITEMS ─────────────────────────────
• The overdue report — flagged as HIGH LOAD: mentioned twice in close succession, with explicit avoidance signal ("really hard, don't know where to start"). This is a stuck item inside a real task. The brain is cycling on it because it has no start point, not because the task is impossible.
• "Boss seemed annoyed / thing I said in the meeting" — flagged as HIGH LOAD: two emotionally charged states fused together, generating background threat-monitoring with no actionable path. No evidence of actual consequence.
Note: Named items cost less to carry. These are now outside your head.
── ONTOLOGY GAPS DETECTED ────────────────────────────────
• GAP: no deadline stated for Sarah's email — urgency score is HYP
• GAP: no content or urgency stated for dev team Slack message — cannot triage accurately until reviewed
• GAP: "thing I said in the meeting" — no Object or Event defined; cannot assess consequence
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▶ ONE NEXT ACTION
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Open the report document and write one sentence — any sentence — that describes what the report is supposed to cover.
Why this one:
Urgency: 6 | Basis: EVI (deadline already passed)
Energy match: Medium energy supports a clear-path task; the block is initiation, not capacity — one sentence removes the initiation barrier entirely
Initiation barrier: LOW (single defined micro-action, no waiting, no tool setup)
Time to begin: 2 minutes — not to finish, to start
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✓ BRAIN STATUS
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✓ 8 items classified and held externally
✓ 3 worries named — no longer circling
✓ 3 gaps flagged — no false urgency generated
✓ Working memory load: REDUCED
✓ Your next action requires 2 minutes to start
✓ Everything else is waiting — nothing is lost
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CLAUDE-4-6-SONNET
Paste anything: half-sentences, worries, tasks, random thoughts, things you haven't started, things you forgot. No format needed. The prompt separates what's real from what just feels urgent, and gives you one thing to do right now.
✅ Separates real urgency from emotional urgency — the hardest part of ADHD task management
✅ Sorts your chaos into 4 clean categories automatically
✅ Tells you which item to start with and why
✅ Releases your brain from the burden of holding everything at once
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