Write an Accessibility Note for One Screen
An accessibility note for one screen for a designer, with a human check before anything is sent.
The decision is whether to renew a design tool or use the suite already paid for. This workflow produces A decision-meeting agenda. It is a desk method for chief of staffs. It does not replace the person who knows the account, the product, or the policy.
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The job is A decision-meeting agenda. If you cannot say that in one sentence, you are not ready for a draft.
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I need A decision-meeting agenda. Use only the source I will paste. If a fact is missing, write "not in the source". Do not add a third option that nobody proposed Confirm you understand, then wait.
Tip: Take names, account numbers, and prices out of the paste unless this tool is approved for that data.
The decision is whether to renew a design tool or use the suite already paid for.
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Write a 30-minute agenda. Each item needs a speaker and a purpose. End with the decision or the open question. Keep: the decision, the two options, the pre-read, and the person who decides. Source: [SOURCE]
Tip: If nobody can state the decision, cancel the meeting.
A fast draft is useful only after a person removes the lines that were never in the source.
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Review the draft. List every sentence that adds a number, a promise, a cause, or a person that is not in the source. Then rewrite without those sentences. Do not add a third option that nobody proposed
Tip: A gap is allowed. Filling a gap with a confident sentence is not.
Victor, a chief of staff, keeps or kills the draft. The model does not email, publish, or update a system.
Tip: Save this prompt. Next time, change the source and keep the rules.
This is a practice example, not a customer result. Victor is a chief of staff. The decision is whether to renew a design tool or use the suite already paid for. The version they keep: The agenda names both options and the director as the decider. It does not predict savings.
Open Claude, copy the prompts above, and start getting results.
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