Generate a week, inspect a task, then run it

Create the week around a constraint

Choose Tasks in the sidebar and open This week’s plan. Generate a plan if none exists. Use Re-customize to supply a current campaign or change the week’s emphasis.

Focus this week on the migration questions prospects ask in demos. Prepare one public-source research report, a full migration article draft and two introductory emails. I can review the work on Thursday. Use the current product context.

Replace the example priority with your own. The review day is a planning input, not a promise that every external action will happen automatically.

Inspect the dependencies inside each task

Click the task title to open its separate workspace. In Task brief, inspect the goal, expected output, steps and source material. Confirm that a writing task names the research or documents it will use.

Edit an individual task when the deliverable is wrong; remove an irrelevant task. Use a new weekly plan when the direction changes. For an article, specify a complete title, opening, worked example and conclusion rather than “create content.”

Run the selected assignment

Choose Run. Read the assignment in the assistant and follow the work in that conversation. When the result arrives, compare it with the requested deliverable: a research report needs actual findings; an article needs a full body.

If the reply only restates the plan, name the missing output in a continuation request. Preserve any completed research. For execution errors, use the recovery guide rather than regenerating an unrelated week.

Review the output before recording completion

Return to Tasks → History and open the corresponding task. Use Results to read the saved report, list, document or media; use Activity for execution records. Continue conversation opens the associated chat when that link is available.

Check the result against the assignment. If the task included sending or publication, verify that separate action at its destination. Older records with no recoverable result are labeled as missing; a completion checkmark does not supply the absent deliverable.