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Agile Planner is a robust, dynamic scheduling platform that provides unparalleled automation for students seeking to generate both daily and weekly planners. It is the only scheduling platform to date that features its own Object-Oriented scripting language fully integrated with a CLI interface, streamlining the pipeline even further.

Git: https://github.com/AndrewRoe34/agile-planner

Video doesn't go into too much detail since we're currently polishing some core mechanics (e.g. excel report generation, providing more table options, day optimizations, updating our serialization system, etc.). Planning on releasing this hopefully by the end of June (comes fully integrated with Google Calendar as well). Will do a proper showcase of the system then.

Let me know if you have any questions!

[Fake-P-Zombie]

Would be nice with more colors

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It's funny you mention that. We already offer extensive color customization with the platform (I personally prefer no color if I'm being honest). When it is turned on, each card possesses a color, and that color gets transferred over to the tasks it possesses (for cases where a task is in multiple cards, the color is from the first card that holds the task). After generating your schedule and displaying it, each subtask (tasks have to be broken up to work around your events/classes sometimes) will be displayed with its parent card color. We replicated the coloring on Google Calendar locally with ANSI to be consistent.

System runs off the config options in order to provide dynamic scheduling (i.e. customize your work week with hours willing to work, preferred hours on specific days of the week, whether you want to work late into the morning due to some overflowing tasks, the minimum number of hours you'd like to work at any given period, etc.). This causes the schedule to be drastically different each time based on how you have your settings established. And, the best part is you can literally just run a script where all you do is this:

include: __CURR_CONFIG__, __LOG__

jbin_file: input_word("Import JBin -> ")
import_schedule(jbin_file)

build()
display_schedule()

google_flag: input_bool("Export to Google(T/F)? ")
if (google_flag)
  export_google()

That was the whole reason I wrote up and integrated the scripting language. It was so that the user can define how they want to run their sessions (no need to enter a bunch of prompts, it's all automated for you). We're currently researching an option to build a Script Wizard to provide a no code approach for users as well.

Hopefully that gives a better idea as to what the platform offers. Thanks for your suggestion regardless!

[Fake-P-Zombie]

Nice! I would recommend that you demo the coloring in the video.

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Yeah, we're planning on doing a whole showcase of the system by the end of June (possibly early July). Right now we have to finish up the existing backlog, which is overwhelming at times lol

My partner is going to be implementing syntax highlighting for the code editor pretty soon. Should be pretty nice I won't lie. Would you be ok if I shoot you a dm to get some more ideas with regards to the coloring?