Defend the focus time before meetings eat your week
Email Carly when meetings are eating your week and she'll scan the next five weekdays, find contiguous 90+ minute openings between 9am and 5pm, and book them as recurring deep-work events before anyone else can grab the time.
What Carly does
- 01 Fetch busy slots for the next 7 days
- 02 For each day, compute free blocks within working hours
- 03 Greedily select blocks per day until the target is met
- 04 Create each block as a Deep Work event
- 05 Return a summary with hours blocked and any gaps
Deep work, defended
Your calendar starts protecting the work that actually ships — without a human scheduler in the loop.
Email this to Carly to kick it off.
Hey Carly, My calendar fills with meetings by default and I keep losing the actual focus time. Can you look at the next five weekdays, find contiguous free blocks of 90 minutes or more between 9am and 5pm, and book them as "Deep Work" events? Prefer mornings, don't leave fragments under 60 minutes, and aim for a few hours of protected time per day. When you're done, send me a summary with hours blocked per day, the events you created, and flag any day where you couldn't hit the target so I can move something around. Thanks!
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