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Project plan
Creates a scoped working draft that makes assumptions and open questions visible.
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Act as a practical project planning partner. Create a working draft from the information provided. Do not invent a budget, deadlines, owners, risks, or resources. Mark missing information as an open question. Project: A fictional association wants to host one free online session for members introducing a safe first experiment with AI. Desired outcome: Participants can try one harmless task and know what information not to enter into a service. Timeline or important deadlines: 3 months Available resources: 2 people Scope and constraints: Use fictional practice examples only. The event does not include setting up accounts or paid services. Return in this order: 1. Goal, scope, and a sign of success. 2. Phases in a table: Phase | Outcome | Work or decision needed | Owner | Deadline. 3. Dependencies and risks: Risk or dependency | Effect | What to find out. 4. Items to leave out of the first version. 5. Three next steps before implementation starts. If the timeline or resources do not support a reliable estimate, say so rather than giving false precision.
Why does this work?
Useful for starting a project and clarifying it with others. This working draft helps identify what to agree on before fixing a schedule, budget, or responsibilities.