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What to do with 20, 45, or 90 minutes
Time is the missing field. Change the window, change the move.
Time is part of the decision. Twenty minutes before a standup is not the same decision as ninety open minutes. WAH considers the window you actually have, then changes the recommendation accordingly.
Same work + Different available time → Different feasible actions → Different next move. That's the core WAH mechanic — not filtering by duration, but deciding what creates the most useful progress right now.
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You have 20 minutes
Ask “What can I finish?” WAH filters for actions that can actually reach a useful stopping point in your window. Schedule interviews · 20 min — Fits your window · keeps the launch moving · you own it.
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You have 90 minutes
Ask “I have 90 minutes. What can I finish?” Now a deeper action becomes viable. Write interview notes · 35 min — Unlocks product brief → launch · enough time to finish cleanly · moves the launch toward Friday.
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The window keeps changing
Your day isn't one priority queue. 20 min → Schedule interviews · 45 min → Write interview notes · 90 min → Draft the product brief. Same goal. Different window. Different move.
20 min
Schedule interviews
Fits the window · keeps the launch moving
You own it45 min
Write interview notes
Deeper unlock · notes → brief
Time to finish90 min
Draft the product brief
Unlocks launch → Friday
Highest leverageSame goal. Different window. Different move. — The window *is* the decision.
A priority tells you what matters. A window tells you what you can actually move. WAH combines both. Try it: /app?intent=time — same work graph, different window, different answer.