10minutiline
10minutiline is a coined term used in productivity discussions to refer to a time-blocking approach that organizes work into ten-minute blocks called utilines. In this system, tasks or subtasks are allocated to successive utilines with the aim of completing each block within ten minutes. Proponents argue that short blocks encourage focus, steady progress, and easier estimation of effort.
The term combines ten-minute time increments with the idea of a production line or workflow sequence, reflecting
History of the term is informal, with mentions appearing in online productivity forums and small-scale agile
Applications include individual task planning, coding practice, and classroom activities. In practice, a user might plan
Critics argue that fixed ten-minute blocks can misrepresent task complexity, disrupt natural work rhythms, or lead