Batch-plan Search results into Week Ahead #1196

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opened 2026-08-20 21:52:41 +00:00 by rockachopa · 0 comments
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Product gap

Search supports selecting several issues and batch-planning them into Today, Later, or a release, while the newly shipped Week Ahead action only handles the single open preview. On a phone, planning several discovered issues requires reopening every result and repeating the full flow.

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Add Plan Week Ahead to the Search batch action bar. The review flow must let the operator assign each selected open issue to one of the next seven local dates with an estimate, show live daily load/capacity, reject invalid or duplicate placement before assignment, explicitly confirm overload, then claim eligible unassigned work and stage one canonical Week Ahead update. Preserve Search state on cancel/back and report partial claim/sync outcomes truthfully.

Acceptance

  • Selected eligible results can be dated and estimated in one mobile review flow, then appear exactly once in Week Ahead.
  • Missing estimates, invalid dates, day item-limit overflow, and duplicate placement block confirmation before claims.
  • Capacity overload shows exact planned/capacity minutes and requires explicit confirmation.
  • Cancel/back preserves query, filters, selection, and scroll and mutates nothing.
  • Partial claim or sync failure remains recoverable and never reports all items planned.
  • Controls remain keyboard accessible, at least 44px, and have no horizontal overflow at 320x568 and 390x844.
  • Behavioral unit/UI tests and a packaged mobile browser journey cover the flow.

Non-duplication evidence

All 599 historical issue titles and recent commits were checked. #1194/#1195 implements only single-preview Search → Week Ahead. Historical batch Search issues cover Today (#809), Later (#813), and releases (#815); none implement batch Week Ahead planning. There are no open PRs and no eligible unassigned/timmy issue for this slice.

## Product gap Search supports selecting several issues and batch-planning them into Today, Later, or a release, while the newly shipped Week Ahead action only handles the single open preview. On a phone, planning several discovered issues requires reopening every result and repeating the full flow. ## Vertical slice Add **Plan Week Ahead** to the Search batch action bar. The review flow must let the operator assign each selected open issue to one of the next seven local dates with an estimate, show live daily load/capacity, reject invalid or duplicate placement before assignment, explicitly confirm overload, then claim eligible unassigned work and stage one canonical Week Ahead update. Preserve Search state on cancel/back and report partial claim/sync outcomes truthfully. ## Acceptance - Selected eligible results can be dated and estimated in one mobile review flow, then appear exactly once in Week Ahead. - Missing estimates, invalid dates, day item-limit overflow, and duplicate placement block confirmation before claims. - Capacity overload shows exact planned/capacity minutes and requires explicit confirmation. - Cancel/back preserves query, filters, selection, and scroll and mutates nothing. - Partial claim or sync failure remains recoverable and never reports all items planned. - Controls remain keyboard accessible, at least 44px, and have no horizontal overflow at 320x568 and 390x844. - Behavioral unit/UI tests and a packaged mobile browser journey cover the flow. ## Non-duplication evidence All 599 historical issue titles and recent commits were checked. #1194/#1195 implements only single-preview Search → Week Ahead. Historical batch Search issues cover Today (#809), Later (#813), and releases (#815); none implement batch Week Ahead planning. There are no open PRs and no eligible unassigned/timmy issue for this slice.
timmy was assigned by rockachopa 2026-08-20 21:52:41 +00:00
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