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Briefing prototype

Shift Brief

A useful briefing starts with verifiable facts.

MCPLocal modelEvidence checksSynthetic data
Shift Brief system architectureSYSTEM ARCHITECTURE

THE PROJECT

A local-model briefing workflow over synthetic business status and read-only tools.

A local model selects evidence from a bounded tool surface and proposes a concise operational brief. Server checks tie facts back to the selected records. Suggested actions remain a separate human-reviewed simulation, allowing the briefing workflow to be tested without operating a real business system.

  • Read-only MCP evidence tools
  • Local-model selection and server verification
  • Human-reviewed simulated proposals

Prototype with synthetic business data and simulated actions.

IN MOTION

Watch the project.

A useful briefing starts with verifiable facts.Shift Brief: a local-model briefing over read-only tools.Text animation for the Shift Brief project: its tagline, then a numbered list of the six parts of the system, from synthetic status to simulation, then the FutureInvoked end card with a one-line summary.

UNDER THE SURFACE

How it fits together.

The model works through read-only tools. Facts are verified on the server before review; any proposed action is simulated in this prototype.

Swipe or scroll the diagram to inspect it. The components are also listed below.

Shift Brief simplified architecture: Synthetic status; Read-only MCP tools; Local model; Server verification; Operator review; Simulation
  1. 01
    Synthetic status

    Bounded business records

  2. 02
    Read-only MCP tools

    Evidence retrieval

  3. 03
    Local model

    Select and draft brief

  4. 04
    Server verification

    Facts against source data

  5. 05
    Operator review

    Proposal approval

  6. 06
    Simulation

    No real action execution

START WITH ONE EMAIL

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like this?

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WHAT TO PUT IN IT

  1. The taskWhat is done by hand today, and how often.
  2. The toolsWhere the data lives: files, sheets, apps.
  3. The resultWhat a good outcome looks like for you.
  4. The timingWhen you need it.
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