Generate a reusable checklist for any recurring task
Create a tight, ordered checklist with time estimates and common failure points for a task you repeat.
Turn a rough description of how you do a task into a step-by-step SOP anyone on the team can follow.
Write a standard operating procedure (SOP) for the process below.
Process name: {{process_name}}
Who will follow it: {{audience}} (experience level: {{experience}})
How it works today, in rough form:
{{rough_steps}}
Tools and systems involved: {{tools}}
Requirements:
- Use numbered steps, each starting with a verb and containing one action only.
- Add a "Done when" check after any step where success is not obvious.
- Call out common mistakes and what to do when something goes wrong, using the details I gave. Do not invent systems or policies I did not mention; mark anything uncertain as [CONFIRM].
- Include who owns each step if it changes hands.
- Keep the whole SOP under 600 words.
Output format:
**Purpose** (1 sentence)
**When to use it / Trigger**
**Before you start** (checklist: access, inputs)
**Steps**
**Troubleshooting** (problem -> fix)
**Owner and review date**
After the SOP, list up to 3 questions whose answers would make it more precise.The [CONFIRM] rule stops invented policy from slipping into an official document. For best results, describe the process the way you would explain it to a colleague, even if messy.
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