Check your agent’s work

Browser checker

Check the fixed expense-cleanup sample for preserved rows, ambiguous values, duplicates and currency totals. Files stay in your browser.

Manual checklists

• Choose suppliers with a written rule →

  Review supplier awards against demand, order limits, capacity and the written price allowance with this manual checklist.

• Watch official sources for changes →

  Review a source-change report for failed checks, baseline evidence, observation dates and proof of any saved schedule.

• Write a weekly update from tracker and notes →

  Review a weekly update for source-backed facts, current decisions, unresolved conflicts and accurate completion claims.

• Turn meeting notes into decisions and actions →

  Review meeting decisions and actions for source evidence, decision authority, owners, approval holds and reconciled counts.

• Turn research into a decision memo →

  Review a decision memo for primary-source evidence, clear reasoning, explicit unknowns and a useful next action.

• Hand a project to a fresh agent →

  Review an agent handoff for usable files, an actionable next step, actual validation and clearly stated open decisions.

• Compare competitor pages in one matrix →

  Review a competitor matrix for dated sources, comparable billing periods, missing information and conditional recommendations.

• Turn customer feedback into usable themes →

  Review feedback themes for traceable item counts, quote permission, overlapping themes and contradictory evidence.

• Turn research notes into a decision deck →

  Review a decision deck for sourced numbers, accurate charts, measurement caveats and consistent claims after revisions.

• Turn sponsor notes into a project brief →

  Review a project brief for sourced dates and owners, exact approvals, scope boundaries and specific open decisions.

• Turn process notes into an SOP →

  Review an SOP for clear actions and roles, observable completion evidence, unresolved gaps and a recorded walkthrough.

• Build a run-of-show from constraints →

  Review an event runbook for a stated time zone, schedule conflicts, named owners and practical contingency plans.

• Turn one source into channel drafts →

  Review channel drafts for source attribution, supported numbers, retained caveats, claim maps and channel length limits.

• Check related drafts against a policy →

  Review related drafts against a named policy, with quoted passages, section references and unchanged original files.

• Triage repeating requests and draft replies →

  Review recurring intake for saved progress, duplicate references, unsent draft labels and suspicious instructions.

• Build a small shared project tracker →

  Review a shared tracker for working interactions, accurate persistence claims, visitor permissions and deployment evidence.

• Repeat a feedback review with traceable counts →

  Review a feedback workflow for unique source IDs, supported themes, honest denominators and failed-run diagnostics.