Write the client-ready confirmed-scope statement
Packaged know-how that tells an agent how to do a job well.
You might say…
“We agreed on everything verbally but two months in the client thinks we're doing something we never actually committed to — because nothing got written down.”
What it does
Drafts the formal scope statement for this engagement — translating fit verdicts, clarification decisions, and any boundary resets into a clear, signed-off document that both parties will operate from.
Trigger: Use after all scope ambiguities are resolved and it is time to produce the definitive written record of what this engagement does and does not cover.
I/O: Fit verdicts, clarification decisions, boundary resets → formal scope statement draft (what is included, what is excluded, decision rationale)
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The primitives are the commodity part. The fastest next step is a conversation about composing them into something that works for you.
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