You provide

A defined task, inputs, and review rules

You receive

A reusable agent instruction brief

A practical way to begin

  1. Choose a narrow task that you already understand, such as checking a content brief for missing information.
  2. Specify required inputs, expected output, what the agent may do, and when it must stop for review.
  3. Test the instructions with normal, incomplete, and contradictory inputs. Use available agent tools only after the behaviour is clear.
Your starting brief
Draft instructions for an agent that checks marketing briefs. Required inputs: audience, offer, objective, source facts, channel, and CTA. Output: a completeness checklist, contradictions, and questions for the owner. Do not publish, send messages, change records, or invent missing information. Stop when essential inputs are absent. Include three test cases.

What the structure can look like

This is an illustrative example to show the shape of the work, not a customer result or a live generated output.

Task

Check a marketing brief for completeness.

Required inputs

Audience, offer, objective, source facts, channel, and CTA.

Output

Missing fields, contradictions, and questions for review.

Boundary

No publication, account changes, or invented facts.

Test

A complete brief, a brief without an audience, and a brief with conflicting prices.

Illustrative example

Make a recurring task repeatable

Task

Check a marketing brief for completeness.

Required inputs

Audience, offer, objective, source facts, channel, and CTA.

Output

Missing fields, contradictions, and questions for review.

Boundary

No publication, account changes, or invented facts.

Test

A complete brief, a brief without an audience, and a brief with conflicting prices.

Use the review checklist

Before you use the result

Check the content against your source material. Confirm facts, permissions, calculations, and links. Available generation tools and export formats depend on your account and the selected workflow.