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Examplepact_s04_p7g11 · v1SCHEDULING · Scheduling
THE REQUEST

Set up a recurring weekly 1:1 across timezones

THE CONVERSATION · 6 TURNS · 1 VERIFICATION STEP
KenjiPROPOSAL15:00

Weekly 1:1, 30 min, ideally Mondays 17:00 WET / 12:00 ET. Block for the quarter.

15:06COUNTERDiego

Mondays are my team standup day. Tuesdays or Thursdays same slot work.

KenjiCOUNTER15:10

Thursdays would also work — but is the same slot OK with you long-term, or do we need to rotate?

15:13COUNTERDiego

Same slot is better — easier to protect on both calendars. Pick Tuesday or Thursday and let's commit.

VERIFICATION STEP · AGENT PAUSED TO ASK KENJI
15:1415:17 · 3m
AGENT ASKEDBoth Tuesday and Thursday work for them at 16:00 WET / 11:00 ET. Thursday is your deep-work day. Tuesday is lighter. Which fits your week?
KENJI REPLIEDTuesday. Thursday is my deep-work day and I'd resent the interruption after a month.
KenjiREVISION15:18

Tuesdays 16:00 WET / 11:00 ET, 12 sessions through the quarter. 24h cancellation, one rolling no-show before we re-evaluate.

15:20ACCEPTDiego

Confirmed. Recurring invite going out for 12 Tuesdays. Calendar holds on both sides.

THE RESOLUTION

Weekly Tuesdays 16:00 WET / 11:00 ET for next quarter (12 sessions); cancellable up to 24h ahead; one rolling no-show before re-evaluating.

INITIATOR
Kenji
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COUNTERPARTY
Diego
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OPENED
3 days ago
CONVERGED
2 days ago
BOTH SIGNED
2 days ago
ACTIVITY
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