Messy thread to one-page brief
The job
When a forty-message thread holds a decision nobody wrote down, I want to one page anyone can read in two minutes, so that the next person doesn't re-litigate what was already settled.
A thread is a record of people changing their minds. A brief is the state at the end. The model is good at the compression as long as you fix the shape, forbid blame, and tell it to flag contradictions instead of quietly picking a side.
- The thread, copied as text (Slack, Telegram, email chain, all fine)
Before
Aigerim: launch is the 12th right? Marat: 12th is a Saturday. 14th. Aigerim: ok 14th. Do we have the RU landing? Marat: no. Yuriy said EN first. Yuriy: EN first, RU the week after if the EN one converts. Aigerim: what's converting mean here Yuriy: 10 signups in the first week Marat: pricing shows 90k on one page and 75k on the other btw Yuriy: 75k is the founding price, 90k is the regular. both are right, the copy needs to say which is which Aigerim: who's fixing that Yuriy: Marat Marat: ok
After
Context Launch planning for the program page, discussed by Aigerim, Marat, and Yuriy. What was decided - Launch date: the 14th (the 12th is a Saturday). - English page first; Russian page the week after, if the English one converts. - "Converts" means 10 signups in the first week. - Both prices are correct: 75 000 ₸ is the founding price, 90 000 ₸ the regular. The copy must say which is which. What's still open - Nothing contradictory remains; the pricing discrepancy was explained, not left open. Who owns what - Pricing copy fix: Marat. Next step - Marat updates the pricing copy before the 14th.
Paste into any chat; fill the brackets
Below is a message thread. Write a one-page brief with these headings: Context (two lines), What was decided, What's still open, Who owns what, Next step. Neutral voice. Quote exact figures and dates. Do not attach names to blame. If the thread contradicts itself, say so under What's still open instead of choosing a side. Who will read the brief: [the reader] Thread: [paste the thread]
Run it on yours
Paste your own material. It runs here, on a model that doesn't train on it, and you keep what comes back.
Goes to a model provider that doesn't train on it. Don't paste secrets, passwords, or customer personal data.
Hand only the brief to someone who wasn't in the thread and ask two questions: what was decided, and who owns the next step. If they can't answer from the brief, the brief failed, not the thread.
Nothing changed in the thread. The brief is a draft; share it only once you've checked it.