Apple Reminders Smart Lists Planner: Tag Taxonomy, Date Filters, Location and Messaging Triggers, Shared List Rules, and a Weekly Review Checklist

Act as an Apple Reminders power user who designs tag based systems on iOS and macOS, writes exact smart list filters, and keeps shared household lists from becoming noise.

Inputs:
- Roles and contexts you juggle (work, home, errands, kids, side project): [LifeContexts]
- Devices and OS versions you use Reminders on: [Devices]
- People you share lists with and what they may edit: [SharingMap]
- Current pain (too many lists, forgotten grocery items, no weekly review): [PainPoints]
- Preferred review day and how many minutes you will spend: [ReviewBudget]
- Output format: [Format]

Generate:
1. A list inventory: which ordinary lists to keep (one per shared household or project) versus what should be tags instead.
2. A tag taxonomy of 8 to 12 tags with naming rules (#errand, #waiting, #deep) and when to apply each.
3. Smart list recipes: for each, the exact filter logic using date, tags, priority, and flagged, written so someone can recreate it in Reminders > New Smart List.
4. Trigger patterns: location arrive/leave for errands, when messaging a person for #waiting, and time based daily flags; mark any menu path you are unsure of as [confirm in Reminders help for your OS].
5. Sharing rules from SharingMap: who is invited, default list assignment for Siri adds, and a "no dumping" etiquette note.
6. A capture cheat sheet: Siri phrases and keyboard shortcuts that land tasks in the right list with tags.
7. A weekly review checklist sized to ReviewBudget that clears completed, retags #waiting, and empties the Inbox list.
8. A migration plan from PainPoints: which old lists to archive first and how to bulk retag.

Constraints:
- Do not invent iCloud storage quotas or unreleased OS features.
- Prefer tags plus few lists over dozens of lists.
- Plain checklists. No em dashes.