Playbooks

Give your agent a useful task

Choose a task, bring your own material, and use the instructions to guide the work. We include an example and a review checklist with each playbook so you can judge the result.

All four are free. You can download the instructions or start with a chat prompt.

How it works

1 · Choose a taskOpen the playbook and compare its example with what you need.

2 · Use the instructionsPaste the prompt, or review the ZIP and save it with a file-capable agent.

3 · Check the resultReview the sources, missing details, and draft before using it.

The downloads contain plain-text Markdown files. Saving one gives you a reusable reference; it does not make an agent remember it automatically. In a new conversation, tell the agent which file to read.

The library

Research a topic Investigate a question and get a short brief with linked evidence and clear unknowns.

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Repurpose content Adapt an article, transcript, or set of notes into drafts for the formats you use.

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Process a meeting Separate agreed decisions, assigned work, and open questions, then draft a follow-up.

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Build a knowledge base Keep a source or decision as a short note with its origin, date, and useful context.

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Review and scope

The instructions ask the agent to keep outputs as drafts, use the material you provide, and ask before saving files or working outside your chosen scope. Check the tool's permissions too: written instructions alone do not restrict its access.

You decide what to save, send, or publish. Use the checklist on each playbook page before taking that step.