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The Agenda tab

The Agenda tab is your campaign’s GM-side punch list — every upcoming consequence, faction move, prophecy, deadline, and floating trigger that hasn’t been resolved yet, organised by how soon it matters. Agenda kanban with Imminent / Soon / Eventual columns

The three columns

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Column Contains
Imminent Events whose agenda date is within the next 7 days (real-world clock). The “what’s about to bite the party” column.
Soon Agenda date 7 to 30 days out. The “this arc” column.
Eventual Agenda date more than 30 days out, or no agenda date at all (a floating or unknown date). The “someday” column.

Already-resolved events (revealed, with no agenda date) and archived or deleted events are excluded.

What populates Agenda

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An event lands here in any of three ways:

  • Give it an agenda date on the event (in the Inspector).
  • Use a floating date when authoring — the app does this for soon, someday, eventually, or any entry starting with “when” or “if”.
  • Use an unknown date when you’ve got no anchor at all.

A good pattern: author every NPC’s hidden plan as a chain of floating events, each with a caused by link to the prior step. As the party takes actions that resolve some, the chain advances.

Per-card actions

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Each card has up to four buttons:

  • Resolve — marks the event Revealed and clears its agenda date. Useful when the trigger has fired and the thing has actually happened.
  • Reveal — marks it Revealed but keeps the agenda date. Useful when players have learnt about the trigger but it hasn’t fired yet.
  • +7d — pushes the agenda date back one week. A quick way to defer.
  • Cancel — deletes the event entirely. Useful when the party prevented the bad thing.

Sorting

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Inside each column, cards sort by their next decision point:

  • Imminent / Soon sort by agenda date, soonest first.
  • Eventual falls back to a stable order.

Overdue items — an agenda date in the past that you haven’t resolved yet — show a red “N days overdue” stamp.

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