Planning / Continuity / Reference outline
Prepare a weekly operating brief
Important context is scattered across notes, chats, documents, and memory.
A reviewed brief carries the week's work forward with visible open loops.
Start with: Create a continuity brief for one active loop.
Reference outlineDecisions / Decisions / Reference outline
Turn scattered decisions into reviewed next steps
Choices are made in fragments and the follow-through becomes unclear.
Decisions, rationale, owners, and next steps are visible before work moves on.
Start with: Create a continuity brief for one active loop.
Reference outlineResearch / Delegation / Reference outline
Delegate research without losing control
Research delegation often hides assumptions until the result is already shaped.
Research comes back with traceable scope, open questions, and reviewable evidence.
Start with: Delegate a research task with approval points.
Reference outlineKnowledge continuity / Memory / Reference outline
Keep product feedback moving across sessions
Feedback loses force when each planning session starts from a partial memory.
Themes and product choices remain reviewable as new evidence arrives.
Start with: Review memory before delegating work.
Reference outlineReview / Trust / Reference outline
Review delegated work before it becomes a commitment
Agent output can look finished before its assumptions and side effects are checked.
The result, evidence, and next commitment stay visible to the person responsible.
Start with: Review what changed after a handoff.
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