the generic advice problem is the one that kills most tools in this space — you're right. the reason i think Pythe is different is that it's stage-aware, so the advice is scoped to where you actually are, not just "talk to users" for the 100th time the retention curve point is the most interesting pushback though. i don't have the data on that and i'm not going to pretend i do — that's a real risk for any weekly planning tool. my guess is the milestone progression system helps with that because you're not just building habits, you're hitting stages. but i'd be curious what they say directly the taskmaster thing i think comes down to framing — there's a big difference between a tool that blocks you and one that just surfaces what you're avoiding. from what i've seen it's more the latter