Text generation
Drafting from the project you have built, rather than from a blank prompt that knows nothing about the last three weeks of work.
Context first, instruction second
Select the blocks that should inform the output before you write the instruction. What a generation can see matters more than how carefully the request is worded.
Example — with four blocks selected
Draft the executive summary. Use the three regulatory
findings and the cost table, and keep it under 400 words.Reproducibility
Because context is explicit rather than inferred, the same selection and the same instruction produce a comparable result tomorrow. A draft is something you can rerun, not a one-off you dare not lose.
What to keep doing yourself
People remember material they produced themselves considerably better than material handed to them finished. Drafting the argument and delegating the assembly usually beats delegating both — the useful question is which parts are worth still writing.
Output
Drafts land as blocks. They can be connected to their sources, moved onto a board, or used as context for the next generation.
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