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STSHC v1.0 · Daily Planning Tool
Morning Capacity
Check-In

Score all five variables to calculate your System Coefficient and receive capacity-tier routing guidance. Complete before opening digital workstations.

STSHC_MORNING_CHECKIN_v1.0 Non-diagnostic · Voluntary
Mandatory Regulatory Boundary & Operational Disclaimer

This tool operates as a voluntary, non-diagnostic, non-clinical planning heuristic. It does not function as a medical device, clinical decision tool, or performance management classifier. All scores are personal planning inputs only — they carry inherent self-report variance and should be treated as directional planning inputs rather than precise capacity readings. Must never be used for employment or fitness-for-duty determinations.

Metabolic Energy Index MEI
Physical energy, sleep quality, somatic readiness
3
DepletedFully resourced
Autonomic Safety Index ASI
Psychological safety, relational pressure, anxiety load
3
ThreatenedFully safe
Pre-Task Readiness Scale PRS
Attentional clarity, working memory, cognitive readiness
3
FragmentedFully present
Affective Burden Coefficient ABC
Background emotional weight, obligations, meaning friction
2
MinimalVery heavy
Sensory Friction Variable SFV
Notification load, ambient noise, workflow disruption
2
MinimalVery high
Today's System Coefficient
SC = (MEI + ASI + PRS) − (ABC + SFV) + 7
The +7 normalization constant produces a 0–20 planning scale. Fluctuations of 2–3 points are expected and do not indicate meaningful capacity change.
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/ 20
17–20Full Availability
12–16Baseline Availability
7–11Conservation State
0–6Restoration State
Workload-Reduction Guidance active. MEI or ASI is at critical baseline (1). Reduce active milestone scope, route communications to your asynchronous batch queue, and protect continuity regardless of total SC score.
Guardrail reference: If MEI = 1 OR ASI = 1 → Workload-Reduction Guidance is active regardless of total SC score.
SC 17–20
Full Availability

Conditions may suit complex architecture tasks and extended deep-work blocks. Secure a protected 90-min focus container. Defer administrative overhead. Activate batch communication protocols to protect available bandwidth.

SC 12–16
Baseline Availability

Standard project pipelines can be comfortably approached at standard pacing. Use task-initiation support structures if activation friction is present. For neurological variance profiles, activate asynchronous communication protocols to reduce unplanned interruption exposure.

SC 7–11
Conservation State

Restrict active tasks to low-friction administrative items. Defer complex synthesis. Implement 20-minute single-track focus intervals followed by 10-minute structural rest periods. Refer to the STSHC Conservation State Task Interval Guide.

SC 0–6
Restoration State

Suggested reduction in higher-demand tasks. Protect time for renewal. Address basic physical needs. Route all communications to your asynchronous batch queue. Consider deferring active milestone targets before resuming task engagement.

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