Build an outline from approved source notes
Use before drafting a newsletter, article, or client update.
Check every factual point against your original notes. An outline is not verification.
Twelve task-specific prompts, each with an input brief and a human review step.
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Use before drafting a newsletter, article, or client update.
Check every factual point against your original notes. An outline is not verification.
Use with product facts that a knowledgeable person has approved.
Walk through the instructions against the actual product or the supplied fictional facts.
Use before claiming an automation is ready for client use.
Run the relevant tests yourself. A generated test plan does not prove that a system passed.
Use for small sets of approved interview or support notes.
Confirm each excerpt and source ID. Decide whether the evidence actually supports the interpretation.
Use when the audience needs to choose a next step.
Recalculate every number and make sure the requested decision follows from the evidence.
Use for a short lesson tied to a real task.
Try the exercise yourself and check whether it fits the time and starting skill level.
Use before quoting work with unclear boundaries.
Choose the questions that matter to this engagement. Confirm answers with the client.
Use after deciding an opportunity fits your skills.
Check every claim, commitment, and example. Keep the tone recognizably yours.
Use to prepare a calm response to a new request.
Resolve the category using the actual agreement. This exercise does not determine legal obligations.
Use for actual work with permission or clearly labeled sample work.
Remove confidential details and verify permission. Keep sample work visibly labeled.
Use to uncover overlooked work, not to generate a market rate.
Set your own estimates using experience. Use the pricing tool to calculate with assumptions you can explain.
Use after collecting actual effort and delivery notes.
Check the arithmetic separately and choose an improvement you can observe on the next project.