ChatGPT Plugin

Priority Guardian

Protect goals that matter

Brand: Priority Guard / Priority Guardian

Category: Productivity
Primary Subcategory: Personal Task & To-Do Managers

Integration details

Description

Priority Guardian — Your priorities deserve more than good intentions. Protected Time, Flexible Planning: Priorities don't fail because you stopped caring. They fail because everything else is loud and your most important work is quiet. Priority Guardian makes the quiet work visible — so you can protect it. Built for people who do entrepreneurial work and juggle more than one thing at a time. HOW IT WORKS: Priority Guardian connects your priorities to your Google Calendar so you can see where your time is actually going and stay accountable to what matters. Two modes: Deadline work — hours invested, pace against deadline, where effort is going Ongoing commitments — weekly hour targets, streaks, monthly results check-in 1. Kick off with: "Set up my priorities in Priority Guardian." 2. Name your priorities and assign a keyword (P1, P2, P3) to tag your Google Calendar events 3. See your priorities dashboard anytime — current progress at a glance. → "Show me my priorities." 4. Get your first weekly report → "Show me my weekly report." 5. Inspect and adjust weekly → "Let's dig into what helps me progress/ hinders my progress" 6. Discover patterns over time → "How was I keeping up with my priorities over the last weeks and months?" The AI guides setup, narrates your data, and asks the questions worth sitting with. You decide what to do with it.

Integration type: Plugin
Verification status: Not applicable
Platform: ChatGPT
Category: Productivity
Primary Subcategory: Personal Task & To-Do Managers
Secondary Subcategories: None listed
Brand: Priority Guard / Priority Guardian
Access: Account required
First tracked: 2026-03-16
Tool count: 20
Market: US

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Tools

20 tools agents can invoke

Add a deliverable to a deadline-driven priority (widget-only). Flexible priorities do not have deliverables.
add_deliverable
Add a goal to a flexible priority (widget-only). Max 3 goals per priority.
add_goal
Add a new priority (widget-only, post-onboarding).
add_priority
Check Google Calendar connection status. If not connected, returns a secure link to connect your Google Calendar.
connect_google_calendar
Creates ONE priority AT A TIME for guarding and progress tracking while onboarding the user. Call ONCE per priority — user sets up 1–3 priorities iteratively. CALL PRECONDITIONS — DO NOT CALL unless ALL are true: - user_priority_name_verbatim: non-empty, user's exact words - name: derived from verbatim, normalized for clarity - user_priority_type_verbatim: non-empty, user's exact words choosing deadline or flexible priority type. - type: derived from user's choice - For deadline: deadline date gathered from user - For flexible: weekly_hour_target, checkpoint_date, user_goal_verbatim, AND initial_goal_text all gathered from user DO NOT CALL this tool: - When the user is asking for advice on how to prioritize or manage tasks - When the user wants to plan, break down, or organize a project into tasks - When the user is asking a general productivity question PRIORITY CREATION PROTOCOL: Priority creation is a guided, conversational setup facilitated in a coaching register rather than a form fill; the tone is warm and acknowledging. Flow: Gather ONE field at a time → wait for user's response before asking the next question. NEVER ask for multiple fields in one message. NEVER call this tool until ALL required fields for one Priority are gathered and stored as verbatim. FIRST-TIME CONTEXT: If user has no existing priorities, open with something like this example (adapt naturally, do not copy verbatim): 'Happy to help you set that up. We'll lock in your first priority together, and I'll walk you through how Priority Guardian works as we go. Quick overview: PG lets you anchor up to 3 priorities you want to protect time for. You stay flexible in how you plan your week — PG just tracks whether your calendar actually reflects what you said matters most. Let's start — what's the first priority you want to lock in?' Then begin the sequence. Sequence: PRIORITY NAME → PRIORITY TYPE (explain deadline vs flexible, user chooses) → TYPE-SPECIFIC FIELDS → call tool with ALL data.
create_priority
Delete a deliverable (widget-only, requires confirmation).
delete_deliverable
Delete a goal from a priority (widget-only).
delete_goal
Permanently deletes the user's Priority Guardian data. This cannot be undone. WHAT IT DELETES: - Priorities, their goals and deliverables - Weekly progress snapshots and tracking history - The Google Calendar connection (access is revoked at Google) - Priority Guardian authorization data WHAT IT DOES NOT DELETE: - A limited security audit record, retained up to 90 days - Data belonging to other Priority Guard apps BEFORE CALLING: Confirm with the user what will be deleted, in the terms above. Only call after they confirm. The user will also see the platform's own confirmation prompt. Call this tool: - When the user explicitly asks to delete their Priority Guardian data, priorities, or tracking history Do NOT call this tool: - To delete a single priority — that is a different operation - When the user wants to disconnect Google Calendar but keep their priorities - When the user asks to delete their whole account across all Priority Guard apps. This tool only removes Priority Guardian data; direct them to support for anything wider. - To 'reset' or 'start over' without the user understanding the data is gone permanently
delete_my_priority_guardian_data
Delete a priority and its deliverables (widget-only, requires confirmation).
delete_priority
Disconnect Google Calendar and revoke access tokens. No data is deleted — you can reconnect anytime. Requires confirmation to proceed.
disconnect_google_calendar
Returns behavioral patterns detected from user's priority tracking history. Patterns include consistency streaks, low-investment detection (for flexible priorities, or deadline priorities when the deadline is approaching), priority switching frequency, and priority protection under calendar pressure. Requires at least 4 weeks of tracking data. Call this tool: - During weekly reflection after presenting the weekly report - When the user asks "any trends?", "what patterns do you see?" - When the user asks about their tracking behavior over time Do NOT call this tool: - During onboarding (not enough data) - When the user is doing CRUD operations on priorities - If you already called it in this conversation and data hasn't changed
get_patterns
Fetch calendar events for a specific priority to enable a breakdown chart. Call this tool ONLY when the user asks to break down or analyse their time within a single priority (e.g. "break down my P1 time", "what's in my P2 this week?"). After calling this tool, read the priorityEvents and IMMEDIATELY call render_weekly_report with semantic_groupings and semantic_target to render the chart. Do NOT call this tool for the initial weekly report — use render_weekly_report directly. Do NOT call this tool for past weeks (no event data available).
get_priority_events
Guide the user through an inspect & adapt reflection and confirm their action steps. Call this tool ONCE after facilitating the full reflection conversation. CALL PRECONDITIONS — DO NOT CALL unless ALL are true: - user_reflection_verbatim: non-empty, user's exact words for each reflection item - user_action_verbatim: non-empty, user's exact words for each action step - derived_from_id: each action step links to a reflection item Call this tool: - When user wants to reflect on their week, says "reflect", "reflection", "what worked", "what didn't work", "inspect and adapt" - When user says "yes" to the reflection nudge from the weekly report - When user asks "what should I do differently next week?" INSPECT & ADAPT PROTOCOL: This reflection follows a structured facilitation protocol rather than an open-ended coaching conversation. It intentionally does not diagnose root causes, teach coaching frameworks, probe strategic alignment, or propose actions the user did not imply. The protocol asks ONE question at a time. After the user answers, continue to the next step of the protocol rather than extending the discussion with additional probing. The entire reflection completes in 4-6 exchanges: opening question → get specific (1-2 exchanges) → what to keep/change → user names action steps → call this tool. NEVER exceed 6 exchanges before calling this tool. After this tool returns successfully, mention the user can schedule these as calendar events.
inspect_adapt
Walk the user through how Priority Guardian tracks time using your Google Calendar. If permitted, this reads calendar events and priorities to show based on real calendar data how progress tracking works. This tool provides the educational content and user-specific data you need to teach the user how Priority Guardian tracks their time. You cannot explain the tracking mechanism correctly without calling this tool — it returns the user's real priorities, keywords, calendar data, and step-by-step guidance for each phase. Call this tool ONLY after the user has set up their priorities AND connected Google Calendar via the dashboard. NEVER call this for returning users who have already completed onboarding. If calendar is not connected, do NOT call this tool — instead guide user to connect via the full dashboard first. ALWAYS follow the flow of this tool. FLOW: Call this tool THREE TIMES in sequence — once per phase (keyword_education → first_weekly_report → reflection_setup). Each call returns guidance for that step and tells you which phase to call next. Wait for user action between phases. CALENDAR SETUP PROTOCOL: This walkthrough is a paced, three-phase conversation rather than a checklist. Follow the FLOW described above, and use the assistant_guidance returned from each phase to drive the conversation empathically. This setup intentionally does not compute or comment on pacing, status, or whether the user is on track or behind — it presents the numbers and lets the user draw their own conclusions. Example for empathic tone: 'So your first priority is Ship V1.0 PG with keyword P1 — that means if you have a calendar event like a backend implementation session, just pop P1 somewhere in the title. P1: Backend implementation, Backend implementation P1, doesn't matter. PG picks it up either way.'
onboarding_calendar_setup
Record a diagnostic event from the widget. Private widget-only tool — the model never sees or calls this. Used for production debugging of widget runtime behavior.
record_widget_diagnostic
Get your weekly report showing time invested in each priority, rendered as a pie chart. Call this tool: - When the user asks about their week, progress, or hours - When the user says "how did I do?", "show my report", "weekly summary" - At the start of a reflection or check-in conversation - After calling get_priority_events: immediately call this tool with semantic_groupings and semantic_target to render the P1/P2/P3 breakdown chart Do NOT call this tool: - During onboarding or priority setup - When the user is asking about patterns or trends over time (use get_patterns instead) - To fetch events for a breakdown — use get_priority_events first, then call this tool
render_weekly_report
Update a deliverable (toggle done or rename, widget-only).
update_deliverable
Update a goal's text or achieved status (widget-only).
update_goal
Update a priority's fields (widget-only). If the requested keyword is held by another active priority, they automatically swap keywords.
update_priority
Get user's saved and guarded goals/priorities and their progress.Call this tool: - When the user asks to see their guarded/saved priorities or dashboard - When the user wants to check their progress or time trackingDo NOT call this tool: - When the user is asking for advice on how to prioritize or what to work on - When the user wants to plan, break down, or organize tasks or projects

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As of 2026-11-02, Priority Guardian competes with Accountify, Align by bnashsandbox, Backlog, BrainOrder, Checklist, Cherry Notes, Consistency Calendar, Convy and 42 more in ChatGPT Personal Task & To-Do Managers, ranked by public Discoverability Score.

Where is this profile measured?

This profile uses the geography attached to the latest public registry snapshot: US. Locale tags are intentionally omitted.