Start with your task
Build a useful weekly digest
Group supplied updates by what needs attention.
- Prepare materials
- Choose your AI tool
- Get instructions
- Check the result
Describe the result, add only the materials it needs, then choose what counts as done.
What to ask for
A short update grouped into completed work, pending items, blockers and next week. Include source references and dates when supplied.
- Completed · pending
- Blockers + reasons
- Next week + dependencies
Follow these steps
- Open the example and replace the fictional updates with notes for your date range.
- Keep completed, pending, blocked and next week separate; add your reader and length limit.
- Choose a tool, copy the instruction and request the digest.
- Compare each status with its source. If planned work is called completed, quote the source and request a corrected status.
Bring these inputs
- The update material and links you want summarized
- The covered dates and intended audience
- Priority rules and the desired digest length
Check before using
- Keep every update within the supplied date range.
- Link each claim to supplied material; merge duplicates.
- Keep proposed actions separate from completed work.
A common gap → a clearer request
“Give me this week’s news” provides neither sources nor a defined period.
Supply the material and dates; request a digest of those sources only.
Choose a tool
Use Claude or Codex for a text draft. LM Studio can use the local prompt format if you have a suitable model installed. Select the matching target in the prompt helper and copy its instruction into your tool.
What this flow covers
The site prepares instructions only. It does not call an AI or send messages. These fictional teaching inputs are replaceable; remove sensitive information before pasting your own material. Check the answer before using it.
The example prepares an instruction using synthetic material. You choose an AI tool and verify its answer yourself.