# Choose one useful first task

Pick work you can check yourself. Keep it small enough to review in a few minutes.

For example: draft an answer to an enquiry, turn your rough notes into an internal update or explain one of your services in plain English. Use only one example in this starter.

Copy this with your approved business brief:

> Using my business brief, help me draft [task] for [audience]. Here are the facts you can use: [facts]. A good result will [success condition]. Ask about missing information. Don't invent commitments or send anything. Give me a draft and a short list of things I need to check.

Before accepting the draft, ask yourself:

1. Is every factual claim supported?
2. Does it sound like my business?
3. Does it address the actual task without making an extra promise?
4. What did I need to correct?

Save the final draft with those corrections as `first-result.md`. If it wasn't useful, record why. That's useful evidence for deciding what needs better context.
