* We need to find out which tasks to bring to the foreground.
For me, I would want to cycle through all the open tasks in plan pages that begin with @, because I use a GTD type procees. As far as what would work best for the most amount of people, maybe it _should_ be based off of something like what-am-i-supposed-to-be-doing, and then it would be up to the user to get what they want into that page or buffer.
* We need to pop up a reminder
sounds good to me, I'm new to planner-appt, so I can't suggest anything here
* It would be nice if we could deal with time estimates so that short
tasks bubble up to the top automatically.
I think this we be a great feature as well. As far as the goal of the tenmins script however, I think the goal is to look at every single 'next-action' or 'open task' for one minute each... then two minutes each. So that you can dash or sprint your way through all your tasks. Supposing that if you touch your tasks each day and force your way through a minute or two of work on it, it will get you unstuck and help you have a better picture of everything you need to do. So for this specific script, the time required to complete each task isn't required.
I think we've got the pieces for this one. =)
I can help you write the next-action code when we figure out where you
want the next action to come from.
Does this help?
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