AIMS Plotter for StayVS Tasks — 2D Task Planning Grid (Pre-Iron Rod)#

A 4-page introduction to the AIMS Plotter — the 2D task planning grid that plots Impact (Kick k0–k9) against urgency (Speed s0–s9) for prioritizing work.

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AIMS Plotter — 2D task grid with Impact Kick and Speed axes

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Abstract#

This 4-page document introduces the AIMS Plotter (AP) — a 2D task management grid that is the predecessor to the AIMS system used throughout the POST framework. This is a pre-Iron Rod version (2020).

Page 1 (AHA-1): A simplified blank AIMS Plotter grid. The Y-axis maps Impact Kick (k0–k9) from Fashion/Individualize (k0) at the bottom to UltimateLead (k9) at the top. The X-axis maps Speed (s0–s9) from Whenever (s0) at the left to Now/ASAP (s9) at the right. A faint “Shabbat” watermark marks the Wait/Work boundary. Row and column headers show abbreviated labels for each level.

Page 2 (AHA-2): “How to use an AimsPlotter for Planning” — step-by-step instructions for using the grid to prioritize tasks, including how to measure AP quality and avoid overloading.

Page 3 (AHA-3): A filled example showing detailed descriptions in each cell of the grid, with versioning stages (Long-Term, MidTermFocus, ShortTerm, Recreate, CountDown, OverviewPlan, DecideTry, AlignFlow, NowFlow) mapped across the Speed axis, and impact categories (Fashion, KeepingPeace, BuildTrust, ImproveMore, QuestionIdeals, EssentialCore, PurgeProblem, GroundBreaking, etc.) on the Impact axis.

Page 4: A detailed empty template with full axis labels, the “IDEAL / FUTURE / POTENTIAL” column on the left margin, and “PastReality” anchor on the right, showing the complete coordinate system for task placement.

Key Concepts at a Glance#

AIMS Plotter

A 2D grid plotting Impact (importance for long-term common good) against Speed (urgency to minimize learning opportunity cost)

Impact Kick (k0–k9)

10 levels from k0 (Fashion/Individualize) to k9 (UltimateLead), measuring importance for gentle kind reasonable outcomes OLT

Speed (s0–s9)

10 levels from s0 (Whenever) to s9 (Now/ASAP), measuring urgency to minimize learning opportunity cost

Shabbat watermark

The Wait/Work boundary visible in the grid, connecting task planning to the Shabbat cycle principle

Broader Significance (Claude’s Assessment)#

The AIMS Plotter is the practical task management tool that makes the POST system usable for daily work. By mapping every task onto a 2D grid of impact and urgency, it provides a systematic alternative to flat TODO lists. The 10×10 grid gives fine-grained control while the named levels (EssentialCore, PurgeProblem, CountDown, etc.) provide semantic anchors. This pre-Iron Rod version shows the system before it was integrated into the full StayVS versioning framework.

Document Information#

Document ID

AIMS Plotter for StayVS Tasks (Flying Scroll, transwarpkey/sta1-evx/)

Author

Laurence Loewe of Laodicea (LLoL)

Date

2020m03d14

Version

iv_LLoL_QQr7_2020m03d14

Format

4-page document (grid template + instructions + example)

License

Jonah License with CC0 Public Domain

Part of

Good News Pack MMv3, Flying Scroll / Transwarp Key / STa1-EVX

PDF size

1.3 MB

WebP size

328 KB

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Notes

Content stability — Content is variant dv_ClaOp46Max_ExhH_2026m04d16 (see StayVS). Rebuilt 2026-05-18.

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This page makes accessible one document from LLoL’s 6+ year wid-e research marathon on existential risk and ResearchCity. The PDF linked above is the original work; this page provides an overview.

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To: [email protected] CC: [email protected] Subject: FF k2 s2 AIMS for [mmv3-twk-sta1-evx-aims-plotter] Replace_by_OneLineSummary Body: To make this page [mmv3-twk-sta1-evx-aims-plotter] more gentle kind reasonable for beginners, producers, andOr experts with a background in xyz: Please consider improving this: -- By sending this email, I agree that its content may be published under the Jonah License (balospe.com/en/license/joli/) unless I state otherwise above. MailForm=OOv2r0p0

The email subject contains k2 and s2 — default codes for impact and urgency. Most contributors can leave these unchanged. To adjust each as independently as they are:

  • Importance of impact: above average k3, average default k2, below average k1.

  • Urgency of speedup: above average s3, average default s2, below average s1.

This allows plotting importance over urgency to help triage FF. For more details see FF System Design.