Build a brief you can actually check.
Follow the workbench’s synthetic workshop-planning example, then replace it with your own authorised task. The workbench organises your instructions; it does not call a model or produce the workshop.
Open the workbench01 / Prepare
Make the task and evidence specific.
- Choose Build my context, then Load an example.
- Read the goal and audience. This example asks for a 30-minute beginner workshop for Hindi-speaking small-business owners.
- Supply relevant material and examples you are allowed to share. Remove credentials and unnecessary personal information.
- Write acceptance checks that someone could actually apply. This example asks for a timed agenda, one exercise and a reply-quality checklist.

02 / Review
Check the prepared brief before using it.
- Select Create my brief. Read the goal, source material, boundaries and checks in the prepared result.
- Correct anything vague or unsupported in the inputs. Editing clears the old output; prepare it again.
- Copy or download the Markdown file. Review private details before sharing it with a provider.
- Use the linked Maviter engine when appropriate. The brief is not automatically transferred or executed.

Try it with one task of your own.
Replace the example with a redacted customer question, a paragraph that needs revision, or an error you can reproduce. Keep one clear outcome and three observable checks. Compare the resulting brief with your original request.
On a tool profile, use the evaluation worksheet to record what you tried and what happened. “Passed my check” is your reported result under those conditions, not a Maviter endorsement.
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