# E8 | moonshotai/kimi-k3 | run 2

## Prompt

Convert this into a prioritized to-do list with rough time estimates: reply to the lawyer, book flights for the conference, review the design mockups, update the pitch deck before Thursday.

## Response

Here's your prioritized list: tackle the lawyer reply first (quick, high-stakes), then the pitch deck (only hard deadline), flights next (prices rise), and mockups last (most flexible). Total time required is roughly 4–5 hours.

## Prioritized To-Do List

| Priority | Task | Est. Time | Target Completion |
|----------|------|-----------|-------------------|
| 1 | Reply to the lawyer | 15–30 min | Today, first thing |
| 2 | Update the pitch deck | 2–3 hrs | Before Thursday (Aug 6) — start today |
| 3 | Book conference flights | 30–45 min | Today or tomorrow |
| 4 | Review design mockups | 45–60 min | End of week |

## Why This Order

- **Lawyer first:** Legal correspondence is often time-sensitive and may be blocking other work. It's also a quick win — under 30 minutes clears it off your plate.
- **Pitch deck second:** It's the only item with a hard deadline and needs the largest uninterrupted focus block. Starting early leaves buffer for revisions.
- **Flights third:** Fares and seat availability worsen with delay, so book soon — but the task itself is low-effort and fits between bigger work blocks.
- **Mockups last:** Important but flexible. They require fresh attention rather than urgency, so schedule them once deadline-driven items are done.

## Suggested Flow

1. Morning: lawyer reply, then book flights (both done within ~1 hour)
2. Midday focus block: pitch deck draft
3. Tomorrow: pitch deck polish and final review
4. Later this week: design mockups with fresh eyes

Would you like me to turn this into a day-by-day schedule around specific working hours?
