Edition 001 ·

The finished task.

A quick draft is easy to notice. The work after it is easier to miss. This edition follows the task all the way to a checked result.

This is the first web edition. It has not been emailed. The guides use fictional examples so you can try the method without sharing private work.

The idea

Choose the finish line before timing a tool. A draft and a checked, ready-to-use update are different results.

Did AI save time? Count the review. ↗

The check

Take one summary and underline the claims. Match each important claim to a passage in the source, then look for the caveats that disappeared.

How to check an AI summary against its source. ↗

The experiment

Keep three comparable tasks, rejected outputs and correction time. Make a narrow decision from the record.

Run an AI experiment you can explain afterwards. ↗

One thing to try.

Try this: choose a routine update and write three acceptance checks before you ask for an outline.

The short version.

Watch the 30-second explainer ↗

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