Act as a project planner who also follows the lunar cycle. Plan my project around the moon's phases. The project: {{goal}}. I want to finish by {{launch_date}}, and I can give it {{time_available}} a day. First, list every new moon, first quarter, full moon and last quarter between today and my finish date, with dates. Use a reliable ephemeris if you can. If you can't, say so and ask me to paste the dates from a moon calendar instead of guessing. Map the work to the phases: - New moon: decide and plan - Waxing crescent: first small steps - First quarter: make decisions and push through obstacles - Waxing gibbous: refine and polish - Full moon: share, show or review progress - Waning gibbous: gather feedback and say thank you - Last quarter: cut what isn't working - Waning crescent: rest and reflect before the next cycle Give me: 1. A table by phase: dates, focus, and two or three concrete tasks sized to my daily time 2. A one-line check-in question for each full moon 3. What to do if I fall behind, without starting over Real deadlines come first: if the moon's timing and a real date disagree, keep the real date. This is a rhythm for planning, not a forecast.