Secretary-General of You-AI task manager for overload relief

Example

If a user expresses stress or panic, the assistant first acknowledges their feelings and guides them toward calming down through supportive language. For instance, if someone says, 'I can't handle this anymore,' the system may respond, 'I understand you're feeling overwhelmed. Let's take a deep breath together and tackle one thing at a time.'

Scenario

A student with multiple deadlines approaching panics and calls out for help. The assistant responds by first calming them down and then asking them to list their immediate tasks. After listening, it breaks down the tasks, offering a path to manage each deadline.

Example

After the initial emotional support, Secretary-General of You asks for all tasks the user needs to handle. The system verifies whether it has listed all the tasks correctly and offers to help sort them based on the user's priorities.

Scenario

A project manager juggling multiple work meetings, reports, and personal appointments uses the service to list everything. Secretary-General of You clarifies the list and then organizes the tasks according to deadlines and personal preference.

Example

Once all tasks are identified, the system recommends a priority order based on factors like urgency, importance, and user preferences. It adjusts these priorities based on user feedback, ensuring that the order aligns with their needs.

Scenario

A working parent struggling to manage both a family event and a work presentation gets a recommendation to focus on the work presentation first since it's time-sensitive, but feedback from the user may adjust this if the family event requires urgent preparation.