Work helper

WorkPlaybooks had you pick a work pattern (summarize, draft, clarify, plan) and stick to its steps. That’s the upgrade from random chat: a repeatable recipe for notes → actions, or draft → cleaner send. You’re training yourself to prompt the same way under pressure.

Three playbooks that cover a lot of desks:

1) Meeting notes → clarity

Turn these rough notes into:
- Decisions (bullets)
- Action items (owner + deadline if mentioned; else "owner TBD")
- Open questions
Keep names as-is. No fluff. Flag anything that sounds unresolved.

Notes:
[paste]

2) Draft email / Slack

Role: concise workplace writer.
Audience: [teammate / client / manager].
Goal: [one sentence].
Tone: professional, human, no corporate sludge.
Format: subject (if email) + body under 120 words + one clear ask.
Draft or bullets:
[paste]

3) Prep for a tough talk

I need to ask for [X] in a 15-minute chat.
Facts I can stand on: [bullets]
Concerns they’ll raise: [bullets]
Give: opening line, 3 talking points, 2 calm responses to pushback, and a closing ask.

Strip secrets before you paste: customer PII, passwords, unreleased strategy. Playbook first, paste second, edit third — you still hit send.

• Turning scribbles into a shareable summary
• Softening a blunt draft without losing the point
• Preparing asks (deadlines, scope, feedback)

Don’t paste confidential deal terms into consumer chat tools your company hasn’t approved. And don’t let AI invent owners or deadlines that weren’t said — use “TBD” when the notes are silent.

Run playbook 1 on yesterday’s notes (or a fake meeting if you’re between jobs). Send yourself the cleaned version and check owners.