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01Turn meeting notes into clear actions
AI can help draft: Draft a summary, action table and list of open questions from supplied notes.
Your experience adds: You recognise the difference between a suggestion and a commitment, and know which dependencies matter.
A useful brief
From these fictional notes, list only explicitly agreed actions. Show owner, due date and supporting quotation. Write “not specified” for missing details. Keep suggestions separate.
Your review check
Did the draft invent an owner, deadline or decision?
02Write a customer reply that fits the situation
AI can help draft: Prepare alternative reply drafts from a fictional customer enquiry and supplied policy.
Your experience adds: You understand the relationship, the tone and what your business can realistically promise.
A useful brief
Draft a calm reply to this fictional enquiry using only the supplied policy. Acknowledge the concern, explain the next step and flag anything needing a manager’s decision. Do not promise a refund or delivery date.
Your review check
Does the reply match policy and avoid commitments you cannot make?
03Build a practical project plan
AI can help draft: Suggest stages, dependencies and questions for a first planning draft.
Your experience adds: You know where approvals get delayed, who must be involved and which estimates need checking.
A useful brief
Draft a plan for this fictional project using the milestones and constraints below. Separate supplied facts from assumptions. Flag resource gaps and approval points; do not invent confirmed dates.
Your review check
Are dependencies realistic, and has the right person validated each estimate?
04Pass on knowledge to a colleague
AI can help draft: Turn your authorised notes into a draft checklist or onboarding guide.
Your experience adds: You can explain the exceptions, warning signs and lessons that a generic guide would miss.
A useful brief
Turn these fictional process notes into a beginner’s checklist. Include why each step matters, common mistakes and when to ask for help. Mark gaps instead of inventing company procedures.
Your review check
Could a new colleague follow it? Which steps need a demonstration?
05Prepare a presentation for the right audience
AI can help draft: Draft an outline, speaker notes and possible audience questions.
Your experience adds: You know what this audience cares about, what evidence persuades them and what detail distracts.
A useful brief
Create a five-slide outline from the supplied fictional brief for an operations team. Lead with the decision needed. Use only supplied figures and label missing evidence. Suggest questions the audience may ask.
Your review check
Are the figures supported, the message relevant and the requested decision clear?
06Compare supplier proposals
AI can help draft: Organise supplied proposal details into a comparison table.
Your experience adds: You spot hidden dependencies, service gaps and trade-offs beyond the headline price.
A useful brief
Compare these fictional proposals using the criteria below. Quote the supporting text for each entry. Distinguish missing information from a negative answer. List clarification questions; do not choose a winner.
Your review check
Are the offers comparable, and which terms need procurement or specialist review?
07Explore patterns in feedback
AI can help draft: Suggest themes and questions from a small fictional or approved, anonymised feedback set.
Your experience adds: You recognise context, ambiguous wording and the difference between a recurring issue and an isolated comment.
A useful brief
Group these fictional comments by theme. Include a supporting comment for each theme and preserve contradictory views. Do not infer demographics or treat this sample as representative.
Your review check
Do themes fit the original comments? Were minority views or limitations lost?
08Design a bounded agent workflow
AI can help draft: Draft a proposed sequence of steps, review points and exception handling.
Your experience adds: You know which actions are reversible, where errors are costly and when a person must decide.
A useful brief
Design a draft-only workflow for reviewing fictional weekly notes. It may propose a summary and missing-information questions. It must stop before sending messages, changing records or spending. List permissions and failure checks.
Your review check
Are boundaries technically enforced and tested? A written workflow is not a working agent.
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