Know what to prepare before the review.
A useful review starts with one real workflow, the point where it slows down, and the decision a person still needs to own.
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What to prepare
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One concrete workflow
Choose a recurring task or handoff where work slows down.
- 02
Tools and systems
List the software, documents, inboxes, or records involved.
- 03
Desired output
Describe what useful, review-ready work should come out of the flow.
- 04
Human approval point
Name the decision a person should make before anything moves.
- 05
High-level constraints
Note a legal, security, or operational boundary without sharing sensitive material.
What the review covers
- 01Locate the bottleneck in the current workflow.
- 02Identify the signal or source that starts the work.
- 03Separate what AI may prepare from what a person must decide.
- 04Mark the approval point before any external action.
- 05Choose one practical next step to test or investigate.
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