Session Recap
What we covered and how to apply it this week.
A weekly briefing workflow is simple: calendar plus notes plus tasks go in, one clean briefing document comes out. You do not have to spend 30 minutes every Monday figuring out what the week looks like. Build the workflow once, schedule it to run every Monday morning at 7 AM, and you arrive at work already prepared. The workflow has three parts: inputs (calendar, meeting notes, task list), process (AI reads and connects them), and output (a structured briefing). Once it works for you, you can hand the template to your team and they get the same advantage.
Pick one day next week. Before Monday, set up your calendar export and your meeting notes in a place Cowork can read them. Write a one-sentence instruction for what you want the briefing to look like. Run it manually once and look at the output. You do not have to make it perfect. Just see what it produces and think about what you would want it to say differently.
Build a real weekly briefing workflow using at least two input sources. Run it on your actual calendar and notes. Submit the input sources, the instruction you wrote, and the output it produced. Your AI Buddy will grade you on input diversity, instruction clarity, output quality, and usability. If you would actually read and use this briefing every Monday, you have done it right.
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