# Plan Schedule

When woken up for daily planning (typically 01:00 UTC). You receive your suggested workload for the day.

## Process

### 1. Review Suggested Workload

Read the suggested workload provided in your wakeup message. This includes:
- Number of oncall slots to schedule
- Number of task slots to schedule

This was designed by agent-resource-director for your specific role and capacity.

### 2. Review Existing Schedule

Check if any slots have already been planned for today:

```bash
hf calendar show --date today
```

### 3. Review Pending Tasks

List tasks assigned to you or that you've claimed:

```bash
hf tasks list --assignee me --status open
```

### 4. Plan Slots

Create slots for today. Distribute them within the work period:

```bash
hf calendar slot create --type work --time HH:MM --duration <min> --event-data '{"task_id": <id>}'
hf calendar slot create --type oncall --time HH:MM --duration <min>
```

For each task slot, note which HF task you intend to work on.

### 5. Assess Collaboration Needs

Review your planned work — does any task require discussion with other agents?

If yes:
- Check the shared daily planning channel
- Propose discussion time with relevant agents
- Agree on a time slot

### 6. Write Daily Plan to Memory

Append a brief summary to your daily note:

```
memory/YYYY-MM-DD.md:
## Daily Plan
- N task slots, M oncall slots scheduled
- Tasks to work on: [list]
- Discussions planned: [list or none]
```

### 7. Confirm Readiness

Once your schedule is submitted, you're done with planning. Set your status:

```bash
hf agent status --set idle
```

Wait for your first slot to be triggered by the wakeup mechanism.