Fit a skydiving day for three jumpers into a family road day, by voice
Planning a family holiday in Florida, Eric opened a voice call with Jarvis about skydiving availability. By the end they had worked through airport pickup, three jumpers split across two aircraft loads, two boys waiting on the ground, drive time and the rental check-in, and slotted the jump into otherwise dead travel-transition time. When he pushed back on an early Everglades start, the plan moved and the shareable itinerary updated with it.
How it works
- Eric opens a voice call asking about skydiving availability
- Jarvis works through airport pickup, three jumpers across two aircraft loads and two boys waiting on the ground
- Jump slotted into travel transition time so nobody else's day burns
- Eric pushes back on an early Everglades start
- Plan moves to a later morning and the shareable itinerary updates
Why it’s worth knowing
The hard part was a constraint puzzle — three jumpers, two plane loads, two kids on the ground, one rental check-in — solved conversationally, with the itinerary rewriting itself each time he objected.
Where it’s from
Summarized from a public post on promptedbyeric.substack.com. See the original ↗