The deadline ends the rule as well as the project push.
A temporary operating context
A person in the private pilot can now name one live project, state the outcome they are working toward and set when that priority ends. SA‑NT then brings matching mail into the batch brief and brings matching open follow-ups forward.
Starting a different live project retires the previous priority. Ending one early changes no filed notes, commitments or project history.
The project must be named
The priority applies only when a message or open commitment explicitly names the project. General words from the goal are not enough. A fundraise newsletter does not become important merely because the current goal is to close a round.
A matching item may move from held mail into the next brief and rank ahead of ordinary brief items. Project priority alone never creates an interruption. Security alerts, verification codes and named VIPs keep their existing rules.
Expiry is the boundary
Every live project has an end instant. Once it passes, the goal has no further effect on triage or follow-up; this does not depend on a later cleanup job running successfully.
This behavior is available in the private pilot by voice and SMS. It adds no new account connection and grants no authority to send mail, change calendars or take another outward action.
