A WORKFLOW YOU CAN MAKE YOURS
Turn a real client brief into a scoped proposal, a follow-up, and a project update.
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Explain the work, value, and next steps.
Draft a concise proposal for {{client}} using this scope: {{scope}}. Budget: {{budget}}. Timeline: {{timeline}}. Include the problem, proposed approach, deliverables, exclusions, assumptions, milestone schedule, payment terms to confirm, and next steps. Flag missing details instead of inventing promises.Draft a concise proposal for Acme Studio using this scope: A five-page website design; development is excluded. Budget: USD 1,200, subject to confirmation. Timeline: Three weeks after receiving approved content. Include the problem, proposed approach, deliverables, exclusions, assumptions, milestone schedule, payment terms to confirm, and next steps. Flag missing details instead of inventing promises.
Proposal outline for Acme Studio Goal: Design a clear five-page website. Deliverables: Page layouts and design handoff files. Development is excluded. Working budget: USD 1,200, pending confirmation. Timeline: Three weeks after approved content is received. Open questions: Who approves the designs? How many revision rounds are included? Next step: Confirm scope, payment terms, and the approval process before work begins.
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Keep the conversation moving without pressure.
Write a friendly follow-up to {{client}} about this proposal: {{proposal_summary}}. It was sent {{when_sent}}. Keep it under 120 words, offer to answer questions, and suggest one clear next step. Avoid manufactured urgency.Communicate progress, blockers, and decisions.
Write a concise project update for {{client}} from these notes: {{progress_notes}}. Use sections for completed work, next steps, blockers, and decisions needed. Keep a calm, professional tone and make each requested decision explicit. Do not invent completion dates.