Prompts

In Claude, these prompts appear as slash commands. Choose one, fill in anything it asks for, and the assistant starts from there.

Every prompt ends the same way: the assistant suggests changes and makes them in Bunplan once you agree.

Plan a project

Name: plan_project · Asks for: goal (required), due_date, notes

Help me plan "{goal}" in Bunplan[, due {due_date}].[ {notes}] First look at my projects and the coming weeks in Bunplan, and ask me what you need to know, like which days I can work and how long I like to focus. Then propose the plan as sections and dated tasks with steps, and create it in Bunplan once I agree.

The parts in square brackets appear only when you fill them in. For example, with the goal "Statistics final" and the due date December 12, it begins: Help me plan "Statistics final" in Bunplan, due December 12.

Plan my day

Name: plan_my_day · Asks for: nothing

Look at today in Bunplan, including anything unfinished from earlier days. Suggest a realistic plan for today, the order to do things in, and what to move to another day. Make the changes in Bunplan once I agree.

Weekly review

Name: weekly_review · Asks for: nothing

Review my week in Bunplan: what I finished, my focus time per project, and which deadlines are getting close. Then suggest next week's plan, and make the changes once I agree.

Catch up

Name: catch_up · Asks for: nothing

Find my unfinished Bunplan tasks planned for days that have passed. Suggest new days for them without overloading any day, and reschedule them once I agree.

Write your own

You don't need a prompt to ask for something. Plain requests work just as well, like "Put my essay tasks on Tuesday and Wednesday" or "What did I finish last week?". The prompts are in English, and the assistant answers in the language you write in.