See whether focus time goes to your highest priority incidents

**Objective:** For focus sessions started on or after `{since-date}`, work out how much time went into tasks that cite a ServiceNow incident, and compare it with the incident priority.

**Step 1: Focus sessions (TickTick MCP)**

Call `ticktick-get-focuses` with `start-time.from` set to `{since-date}`. If `{project-name}` is given, only consider sessions whose tasks belong to that TickTick project. Each session has `task-id`, `task-titles` and `duration-seconds`. Call `ticktick-get-tasks` when you need the title or content of a task to find its number.

**Step 2: Find the incident numbers**

In the task titles, look for INC followed by digits. Group sessions by incident number and total `duration-seconds`. Sessions on tasks that cite no number go into an 'other work' total.

**Step 3: Look the incidents up (ServiceNow MCP)**

For each number call `servicenow-get-incident` with `number` set to it. Keep priority, state and assigned-to. Where the incident is missing, mark it not found.

**Step 4: Report**

A table: incident number, short description, priority, state, total focus time (hours and minutes), session count. Then totals for incident work and other work, and a line naming any 1 - Critical or 2 - High incident with no focus time, and any 4 - Low incident that took more than 25 percent of the total.

**Rules & Guidelines:**

* `ticktick-get-focuses` and `ticktick-get-tasks` are on the TickTick MCP server. `servicenow-get-incident` is on the ServiceNow MCP server.
* Read-only. Do not call `ticktick-add-focus-session`, `ticktick-delete-focus-session` or `servicenow-update-incident`.

**Validation:**

* If there are no focus sessions in the range, say so and stop.
* A priority 1 - Critical or 2 - High incident that has no TickTick task cannot appear here; do not invent one.