Check an AI summary against its source document
Every claim in a summary needs a location in the source. Here is a repeatable way to mark them.
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Summarize a long document in sections you can verify
Section-by-section work costs a little more time and removes most rewrites.
Rewrite an email without changing what you promised
A warmer sentence should not quietly become a new deadline.
Check meeting notes against the recording and the decisions
The notes are a claim about the meeting. Here is how to test that claim.
Write meeting action items someone can actually close
If a row cannot be closed by someone else, it is not an action item yet.
Hand off meeting notes so the next person can start
A handoff pack is judged by whether a new owner can act without asking you.
Run a preflight check before you deliver a PDF
The file your audience opens is the exported one. Check that file.
Resize a design without stretching the layout
Scaling the canvas is the easy part. Re-flowing the content is the work.
Choose an image format for the page you are building
Format choice is one decision. Dimensions and loading behaviour decide the rest.
Keep a set of social images consistent before you schedule
Consistency is a written rule set, not a remembered style.
Build a checked research brief from source documents
Every material sentence in the brief should point back to a source register row.
Run a meeting follow-up workflow from recording to handoff
The follow-up is finished when someone else can act without asking what was decided.