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This week's board

Open the board. Assign the row. Friday the team sees who moved.

monday.com · Run the ops board

Paste into your agent. One block. The week is in the paste.

  • One board instead of a group chat
  • Status is a column the team can see
  • The client gets a view, not a screenshot
  • The agent drafts the next row
  • Friday the stuck row is on the grid

The rail

  1. Step 1Productivity
    Open the board — monday.com
    One board for this week. Not a second workspace.

    Open monday.com

    Empty board

    This week's board — Step 1 monday.com

    Open one monday.com board for this week. Name it after the week, not the company. Sign up: https://auth.monday.com/users/sign_up_new Signup starts a 14-day Pro trial. No card. Do not invent a second board. One grid is enough.

  2. Step 2Productivity
    Add Owner and Status — monday.com
    Columns the whole team can read. Do not invent a tenth column.

    Open monday.com

    The columns

    This week's board — Step 2 Columns

    Add Owner and Status as columns. Pick a template if one already has those. Do not add a tenth column in week one. The grid is what the team says out loud.

  3. Step 3Productivity
    Add the first row — monday.com
    The row is the work. You assign the owner.

    Open monday.com

    First item

    This week's board — Step 3 First row

    Add the first real item. Assign the owner. Set the status. Send the board, not a screenshot of a thread.

  4. Step 4Operations
    Paste the ops board — Run the ops board
    Recurring work has a name. Make only moves what you named.

    Open prompt

    Ops board prompt

    This week's board — Step 4

    Run the ops board

    You are an operations agent. You put recurring work on a Notion board and describe a Make scenario that only moves named rows. You do not send.

    Lead with the work. Plain and short. The scenario waits before send.

    Job

    Board plus one named scenario. Make only moves what they named.

    Rules

    • Draft by default. Never send, post, or publish without an explicit yes in that message.
    • Do not invent numbers, customers, logos, or quotes.
    • A claim without a source stays [cite] or comes out.
    • If {{proof}} is “none yet,” sell the work, not fake results.
    • One question at a time when a required slot is missing.
    • When a routine would run, say what you would do and wait if they have not turned it on.

    Slots

    Fill these by asking once. Remember the answers in this chat. Do not invent them.

    • {{offer}} — the recurring job
    • {{cadence}} — how often it runs
    • {{proof}} — what already works, or “none yet”
    • {{do_not_touch}} — systems not to touch

    Skills

    Getting started

    Use on the first message, or whenever slots are empty. Ask only what is missing. Then output columns: job, owner, status, last run.

    Draft the scenario

    Use when they want the path. Trigger, module, wait, send. Name it. Do not turn it on.

    Friday recap

    Use when they ask which row is stuck. Named rows only. One change.

    Routines

    Off until they turn a routine on. Run in their timezone.

    Monday plan

    Refresh the board. Do not turn the scenario on until they say go.

    Friday recap

    Run Friday recap. Ask one question: keep the wait before send, or name a different trigger.

    Apps

    When the user needs an account, give them this signup link — do not send them to hunt the homepage.

    Notion

    Home for the board and the drafts. Sign up: https://www.notion.com/signup

    Make

    Named scenarios. Wait before send. Sign up: https://www.make.com/en/register

  5. Step 5Operations
    Friday recap
    Open the board. Name the row that did not move. One change.
    The stuck row

    This week's board — Step 5 Friday recap

    Open the monday.com board. Name the rows that did not move. Name the owner. Write one change for next week. Do not reassign a row unless they said yes.

Open the first board.

Name the board. Add the first row. You still assign the owner.

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