CodexWorkSTOP 08
It's your rule to set
A decision turns on a limit or criterion nobody has stated, such as an extra-cost allowance.
The math says which plans are feasible, what each costs and how the trade runs. It cannot say how much concentration is worth reducing. That is the buyer's rule: accept a total up to SGD 100 above the cheapest feasible plan, then pick the plan with the smallest largest award inside that ceiling.Why the buyer paid SGD 80 over the minimum ↗
If it guesses
The agent invents a threshold, and the decision looks reasoned while resting on a number you never chose.
COPY INTO YOUR INSTRUCTION
Apply the rules I have given you. If a choice needs a limit, allowance or criterion I have not given, do not invent one. Ask me.
Where it appears
- Clean up a spreadsheet exportGive it a messy export. Get every row back in order, exceptions flagged, totals scoped.
- Choose suppliers with a written ruleGive it quotes and your buying policy. Get award proposals, the cost frontier, and a new answer when a quote changes.
- Watch official sources for changesName the pages to watch. Get a source comparison; a failed check never reads "no change".
- Turn research into a decision memoHand over research and criteria. Get a decision memo that names the unknowns that matter.
- Hand a project to a fresh agentGive it the project's state. Get a handoff file a new agent can pick up.
- Turn research notes into a decision deckGive it notes, audience and the decision. Get a deck that gives what's unknown its own slide.
- Turn sponsor notes into a project briefTurn sponsor notes into a brief: what can start now, what is proposed, and which decision unlocks the next stage.
- Turn process notes into an SOPGive it process notes. Get a usable SOP with unclear steps marked [CONFIRM].
- Turn one source into channel draftsGive it one source. Get drafts for each channel, with your stance labeled as yours.
- Check related drafts against a policyGive it the drafts and the policy. Get inconsistencies listed with proposed edits.
- Build a small shared project trackerDescribe the project. Get a tracker preview to inspect before anything is published.
- Repeat a feedback review with traceable countsRun one local command on a feedback batch. Codex proposes themes; Python checks every item ID, counts the assignments and makes a report you can inspect.