06 / PRACTICAL AI
Turn a repeated task into a clearer handoff.
Start with a real task your team repeats. Explore where a draft can help, where information is missing and where a person needs to decide.
A LOOK AT THE WORK
SOURCE MESSAGE
“We need help clearing leaves from our back garden.”
Fictional inquiry
DRAFT SUMMARY
Task: leaf clearance
Area: back garden
Timing: not supplied
A person reviews before replying.
WHERE WE CAN HELP
A focused plan.
Useful work to review.
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Map a repeated task
Identify the repeated preparation and the person responsible for reviewing it.
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Build a focused draft
Compare the draft with the source. Flag missing facts and assumptions.
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Define the human review
Make the review decision explicit before any response or next action.
A clear starting point, together.
BRING WHAT YOU HAVE
A repeatable task, suitable example material and the person responsible for reviewing it.
WHAT YOU CAN REVIEW
A workflow outline, an illustrative draft and explicit review points.
We agree priorities and deliverables before work starts. Advertising spend and paid software are additional.
Explore monthly support →A FEW USEFUL ANSWERS
Before we begin.
Will AI send replies automatically?
Not in this example. A person reviews the draft and missing information. Any connected workflow would need its own agreed scope and safeguards.
What if the output is wrong?
The reviewer checks it against the source. Missing facts should be flagged rather than invented, and uncertain cases should stop for a person to resolve.
Do we need new software?
Not necessarily. We first map the task and review existing tools. Any new software, data access or integration is discussed separately.
CONNECTED NEEDS
Explore the work alongside it.
Start with the work that matters next.
Tell us what needs attention. We can shape the next step together.
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