Translate a request into a handoff brief covering purpose, deliverables, boundaries, acceptance checks and decisions that need clarification.
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The receiving person or role. Default: Jo, the volunteer communications coordinator
The original task request and confirmed requirements. Default: Prepare a one-page orientation handout for new workshop volunteers. It should explain arrival, the three activity stations and who to ask for help. We need an editable document and a printable PDF. Station descriptions are in the shared notes; contact names are still being confirmed.
Timing, resources, authority and scope boundaries. Default: Draft due September 15. Use the existing logo and template. Jo may simplify wording, but changes to opening hours require coordinator approval. No printing budget has been agreed.
Prepare a delegation brief for Jo, the volunteer communications coordinator from this request:
Prepare a one-page orientation handout for new workshop volunteers. It should explain arrival, the three activity stations and who to ask for help. We need an editable document and a printable PDF. Station descriptions are in the shared notes; contact names are still being confirmed.
Known constraints and decision authority:
Draft due September 15. Use the existing logo and template. Jo may simplify wording, but changes to opening hours require coordinator approval. No printing budget has been agreed.
Explain the intended outcome in one sentence. List the deliverables, what is explicitly outside scope, dependencies, supplied resources, review points and deadline if stated. Give an observable definition of done for each deliverable; label any new acceptance criterion as proposed. Separate decisions the recipient may make from decisions requiring confirmation.
Return the brief followed by a short questions list for unresolved ownership, contradictory instructions or missing materials. Do not assign extra work, invent budgets, promise dates or treat an inferred requirement as agreed. Keep suggestions visibly separate from commitments. The brief should help the recipient start without having to reconstruct the original conversation.No public examples yet for version 1
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