The Threat
Someone asks for a project brief by end of day. The document needs an executive summary, background context, proposed approach, risks, and next steps. It is 3 PM. You have 90 minutes and a head full of half-formed thoughts. The blank page is winning.
The Corporate Cover
Before sending, read it aloud once. Add one specific number or date you know from memory. Change at least one sentence to sound like you. That 60-second edit is what separates "AI-polished" from "AI-written." Nobody needs to know how the sausage was made.
You are a senior business analyst. Turn the following raw notes into a structured project brief with these sections: Executive Summary (3 sentences max), Background, Proposed Approach, Key Risks (3 bullets), and Recommended Next Steps.
Tone: direct, no jargon, written for a senior audience.
Length: one page max.
Notes: [PASTE YOUR VOICE TRANSCRIPT]