WORKSHEET 02 / A SMALL EXERCISE
Brief the work.
Make the desired output, source material and limits clear before work starts.
A useful brief should help you tell whether the result is right. It can be given to a collaborator or used for an AI-assisted draft. Start with an output someone can inspect. Then say which facts govern it and what is outside the task.
Read first: Write a useful AI brief ↗Your turn.
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Name the output and who will use it.
Point to current facts. Distinguish historical material from present-day information.
Include publication or account boundaries when they matter.
Say what needs an answer before it can become a claim.
Describe checks a human can make.