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PIPLAN

an operating system for plans

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Harness engineering — for your plans, not just your agents.

However your plans change, you always know what to do right now.


01 · The system

A raw model drifts. So does a raw plan.

PiPlan is an operating system for plans — built for constant change.

02 · The map

Everything you're doing, on one living map.

Goals, tasks, dependencies, context — gathered into one global view. At any moment, you know exactly where you stand on the map.

03 · The change

Change is input, not catastrophe.

New tasks unlock, priorities flip, old plans expire — however things change, nothing falls outside this map.

04 · The navigation

Every day, it hands you the answer: do this, now.

After every change, the system re-optimizes. Every morning, today's plan is already waiting. The mental cost of re-planning is the system's job now — not yours.

05 · The finish

Stay on the route — the map finishes itself.

Each stop you clear lets the flow move on: across branches, through joins, out to the goal. The day ends with the map nearly complete — ninety-five percent done, and the right ninety-five.


06 · The proof

Watch the plan take two hits — and hold its deadline.

Two short films, straight from the demo — real solver numbers, no mock-ups. A task-world changes; the system answers with a reviewable draft, never a silent rewrite.

Narration muted · MiniMax TTS follows the captions

Film 01 · Life happens1:16

Daily capacity drops 6h → 5h and the committed calendar overbooks; the draft moves finish to D17, you commit — then four weekend blocks give back +16h and the plan recovers to D14 / +1d. Manual reorders: zero.

Storyboard version — motion is off (reduced motion, or scripts disabled). The film shows these three states in ~76 seconds.

Frame 1 · Establish
Finish 14 / 15Slack +1d31 tasks · 6h/day

31 tasks, four clusters, one schedule. Eight hours of effective capacity remain.

Frame 2 · The shock
Budget 6h → 5hFinish 17 / 15Slack −2d

Life happens: the same work no longer fits. The reflow arrives as a reviewable draft, then a commit.

Frame 3 · Recovered
+16h weekendFinish 14 / 15You: 0 · PiPlan: 0

Weekend capacity restores the plan to green. Manual reorders — you: 0 · PiPlan: 0.

fig. 6a — life happens, absorbedreplayed · 1:16

Film 02 · The graph grows0:52

On day 3, “PyTorch Fundamentals” turns out to be three hands-on builds. The draft proposes 31 → 34 tasks while the committed graph stays untouched; on commit the graph reroutes — and finish holds at day 14.

Storyboard version — motion is off (reduced motion, or scripts disabled). The film shows these three states in ~52 seconds.

Frame 1 · Day 3
Done 3Finish 14 / 1531 nodes

Three tasks done, thirty-one in play. One of them is hiding something.

Frame 2 · Commit
31 → 34 nodes3 × NEWB04 → GROUP

B04 opens into a group: three new builds slot into the chain; the old links retire.

Frame 3 · Absorbed
+3h absorbedFinish 14 / 15Slack +1d

The new hours land around existing work. Structure changed — the deadline didn’t.

fig. 6b — the graph growsreplayed · 0:52

07 · The horizon

Next: a journey of self-evolution.

An agent layer is on its way — re-planning and interaction handled by Polaris, while you just execute and check off.

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