Set the control dial: where a human stays in the filing workflow
Lesson 5 of 5 · Workflows & automation
1 · Learn the move · Fact-check list
Every step in a workflow sits somewhere on a dial from fully automated to fully human, and the dial sets itself if you do not. Set it in writing: the mechanical steps at full-auto, the drafting steps at draft-for-review, and everything with a court, a client or a signature at the end at human-only. On a filing workflow, the dial has a hard stop: nothing is filed, served or sent by a tool.
For each step in the workflow below, set the dial: AUTO (runs alone), DRAFT (runs, a person reviews), HUMAN (a person does it, the tool may prepare). Give the one-line reason. Hard stop: any step that files, serves or sends is HUMAN. WORKFLOW: [steps].
2 · Your turn. You write the prompt
Your filing workflow has eleven steps and the automation is starting to touch more of them. Set the dial for every step, in writing, before it sets itself.
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