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Peak Command / For coaches

You help others focus.Your own list keeps growing.

Peak Command shows which initiatives from Peak Year serve which goal from Peak Goals and warns when too much runs at once. The quarterly agenda collects what you want to pause or stop.

One answer changes the follow-up

Pick a sample rating.

Local draft · no product activation
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Example: Coaching-Praxis Morgenrot (fictional), owner and assistant.

02 / The follow-up question

0–6 Follow-up

Which project could you pause for this quarter?

One item on the quarterly agenda.

Sample rule · fictional values · not the product interface

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How much does your plan carry?

Pick a rating. At low values the follow-up question appears, at high ones it doesn't. Nothing is saved or sent.

Local rule demo · Please use neutral sample details only.

Peak Command / Question pathRULE DEMO
How many of your running projects serve a goal you can name?
0 · Hardly any10 · All of them

Pick a rating to see the next step.

The rule in actionLocal preview

The answer sets the direction.

Rating
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Follow-up
Waiting for a rating

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The rule behind the example

Less at once, more finished.

In the example a rating of 0 to 6 triggers a follow-up question. From 7 the situation is clear enough.

  1. 01Rate

    Rate honestly.

    Starting point

    Six projects, two with no linked goal.

    In the example you rate how many projects serve a named goal.

    Input → rating from 0 to 10
  2. 02Follow up

    At 0 to 6, look closer.

    0–6Follow-up7–10Finish

    The sample rule asks for the project you could pause.

    Condition → 0–6: follow-up question
  3. 03Act

    Pausing as a decision.

    Result

    One item on the quarterly agenda.

    In Command the focus warning sits next to goal coverage. You decide to pause; you make the change in Peak Year.

    Sample artifact → next step in Command

What works in Peak Command today

See what serves your goals.

Goal coverage, the focus warning and the quarterly agenda are built in Peak Command, for small teams too.

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Peak Command / Your next step

One project fewer is progress too.

Test the rule, then put one project on your quarterly agenda.

Open the interactive demo
Local working example

For coaches who need focus themselves.

One item on the quarterly agenda.

Frequently asked questions

Does Command tell me what to drop?

No. Command shows which projects are linked to which goal. What you pause is your decision.

Is there a quarterly agenda?

Yes. Command offers weekly, monthly and quarterly agendas with what needs a decision.

Does Peak Command need its own data?

No. Command owns no data. It reads goals, tasks, decisions, initiatives and figures from the other Peak apps and shows missing data as missing, never as zero.

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