How a workflow is built
Input
The material you start from. Here, a page of meeting notes.
Hover a part to hold it
The Logic Lab methodThe parts of a workflow
GlossaryStepsOne job per step.ChecksChecklists, comparing to the source, scoring guides, second readers.Hand-offsWhat passes between steps, in a fixed shape.LoopsDraft, check, revise, with a limit on rounds.Split and mergeLong files, piece by piece.Several angles and best of severalLook at a job from several sides, or make several and keep the best.Writing the prompt for a stepWho it is for, the task, the shape to return, and the rules.Where a person must lookThe points where your judgment has to come in.Adapting a templateSwap the inputs, change the reader, add a check.
What goes in: your notes
Team meeting, Oct 2
- Agreed to move the launch to Nov 12.
- Sam will draft the FAQ by Friday.
- Budget for ads approved at $2,000.
- Not sure who books the venue.
What the step is asked
"You are a careful note-taker. From the notes, list each decision. Quote the exact line it came from. Return: a numbered list."
Next: the first step runs
Step 1Pull out decisions
Step 2List the actions
Step 3Finished: what you get
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All videosSilent demos. The tool is on screen from the first frame; only the AI's output moves.
EditorTurn meeting notes into decisions and actionsSample
1.Pull out what was decided
Check: every item quotes the notes
2.List the actions
Check: each has an owner and a date
3.Note open questions
Prompt chainChecklistClaude skilln8n file
Preview: prompt chain
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