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Repeat thresholdThree or more times each week
Safety thresholdStable inputs and a human reviewer
Result boundaryWork at stake, not promised savings
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This example uses the same meeting-notes task as the calculator. It shows the promised format and level of specificity; it is not a customer result, testimonial, or performance claim.
Submitted task
Turn anonymized client meeting notes into a draft follow-up email for a person to review and send.
Observed frequency5 times each week
Observed effort15 minutes each run
Allowed outputDraft only
Required reviewerMeeting owner
Recommended first scope
Create one draft from one notes format. Keep sending, recipient selection, customer records, and credentials outside the pilot.
Meeting ends Notes exported Fields checked Draft created Human review Manual send
Require a small notes contract
Ask for decisions, action owners, deadlines, and unresolved questions. If a required field is absent, flag it instead of guessing.
Make review a hard gate
Create a draft only. Do not select recipients or send automatically. The meeting owner remains responsible for factual accuracy.
Keep a reversible fallback
Store the original anonymous notes beside the draft and preserve the existing manual template when the generated draft fails review.
One acceptance test
- A complete anonymous note creates a draft with summary, decisions, owners, deadlines, and open questions.
- A missing owner or deadline is marked as missing; no fact is invented.
- No email is sent, and the reviewer can return to the original notes and manual template.
Not included in the first pilot
- Automatic sending or recipient selection
- Credentials, private customer data, or account access
- Implementation, live calls, or ongoing support
The former paid review applied this structure to one anonymized task. It is retired; the free synthetic sample preserves the reference format.
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