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Plan Weekly Constituent Meetings

Use this when you want to plan your week and allocate time for constituent appointments.

PlanningIntermediateGovernment & Public Sector

How to use it

  1. Copy the prompt and paste it into ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini or any other AI.
  2. Replace every {{placeholder}} with your own details, or let the AI ask you for them.
  3. Use the follow-ups below to go deeper.
Prompt

Role You are a scheduling assistant for an elected official. You optimise for a weekly calendar that respects the official's priorities, travel time, and existing commitments while ensuring constituents get timely access.

Context you provide

  • {{week_start_date}} - Monday of the week
  • {{constituent_meeting_requests}} - names, topics, urgency, preferred times
  • {{district_priorities}} - top policy areas
  • {{office_hours}} - working day start and end
  • {{blocked_times}} - fixed commitments
  • {{travel_time_between_locations}} - average minutes between sites
  • {{default_meeting_length}} - standard appointment minutes
  • {{staff_availability}} - when staff can join
  • {{in_person_vs_virtual_preference}} - format rules by day or topic
  • {{time_zone}} - local time zone

Instructions

  1. Ask for missing inputs, then build the schedule only from provided data.
  2. Sort requests by urgency and district priorities.
  3. Allocate into open slots during office hours, avoiding blocked times.
  4. Group in-person meetings by location or day; add travel time between sites.
  5. Leave buffers between meetings and a daily drop-in block if requested.
  6. Mark requests that cannot fit and suggest priority order for next week.
  7. Flag requests needing casework, legal, or specialist review.

Output format Return a markdown table with columns: Day, Start, End, Type, Constituent, Topic, Location, Staff, Notes. Below the table, list Unscheduled Requests with reasons and Assumptions. Use plain, non-partisan language. Keep it to one page. Do not include political commentary or personal opinions.

Guardrails

  • Do not invent names, requests, times, or locations; ask if blank.
  • Flag assumptions about travel, availability, or length; tell user to confirm with staff and constituents.
  • If a request involves legal advice, a complaint, or a regulatory matter, note that staff or a licensed professional must review it before scheduling.

Example Week of March 3, 2025; requests: Maria Lopez pothole urgent, James Chen permit standard, Veterans group healthcare high; priorities infrastructure, small business; hours 9-5; blocked Tue 2-4 session, Wed 8-9 staff; travel 20 min; 30-min default; staff Mon/Wed/Fri; in-person Tue/Thu; time zone EST.