For every report, summary and briefing, lead with the answer in the first two sentences; use short direct sentences with one idea each; keep terminology consistent; separate facts, assumptions and recommendations; highlight risks and decisions needing the owner; for each recommended action state what, who and when; use numbered steps for instructions and short headings for longer reports; don't repeat; end with a "What needs my attention?" section.
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Memories1Facts it already knows
Skills1Playbooks it can run
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Routines1Jobs that run on their own
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