A one-page brief with a recommendation, three supporting facts, linked sources and open questions.
Define the decision.Write the question, intended reader and what would change your recommendation.
Collect the evidence.Choose three to five primary sources. Record each URL, publication date and the relevant passage.
Ask for a structured draft.Provide the source text. Ask AI to separate supported facts, conflicting evidence and unknowns, with a source for each claim.
Check and compress.Open every cited link, verify the important claims and edit the brief to one page.
QUALITY CHECK
Can a reader trace every decision-critical fact to a real source? Remove unsupported claims and label uncertainty.
02 / BUILD
Ship one small, reviewable feature.
Objective: use an AI coding assistant to produce a focused change you can understand, run and review.
A repeatable flow with a sample run, an error log and a documented manual fallback.
Map the manual task.Write its trigger, input, transformation and output. Pick a task you repeat often with a clear success condition.
Build with sample data.Use a copy or sandbox. Start with a dry run that shows the proposed output before making changes.
Test the awkward cases.Try missing fields, duplicates and a failed service request. Add a limit, error message and safe stop.
Roll out with a review gate.Review the first outputs. Keep human approval for external sends or destructive actions and document how to disable the flow.
QUALITY CHECK
Does a retry create a duplicate or cause an unintended action? Fix that behavior before scheduling repeated runs.
These original playbooks are planning templates, not verified product tutorials. Follow each full guide for a reproducible worked example and acceptance checklist. Tool links lead to source briefs; check current documentation and share only data you are allowed to provide.