Spot the manual handoffs in your work

What you'll need

• A non-sensitive note describing tasks, the tools used and any transfers between them.

Steps

1. Choose a note covering a few recurring tasks and remove confidential details.
2. Paste it into the prompt to organize the stated tool connections.
3. Check each chain against your note before using the map.

Organize this work note into a tool dependency map. Return up to three task chains, one per line, using the form Task -> tool -> next tool. Include only tools and connections explicitly stated in the note, preserving their order. Append 'Manual handoff:' to each line and describe any explicitly stated manual transfer; otherwise write 'not stated'. Do not recommend replacements or invent connections. Keep the entire response under 120 words. Use plain text with no Markdown formatting. Work note: [paste your non-sensitive work note]

What you should get

Three task chains, each preserving the stated tool order and identifying the manual handoff. No invented connections or replacement recommendations; plain text under 120 words.

Tested example: Tested on sample input

We prepare exhibit captions in a text editor, then manually paste the finished wording into a layout app. For the exhibit budget, we record costs in a spreadsheet and manually copy the total into a slide deck. For volunteer scheduling, we enter shifts in a shared calendar and manually copy the weekly schedule into an email draft.

Prepare exhibit captions -> text editor -> layout app. Manual handoff: manually paste the finished wording into the layout app.
Prepare exhibit budget -> spreadsheet -> slide deck. Manual handoff: manually copy the total into the slide deck.
Schedule volunteers -> shared calendar -> email draft. Manual handoff: manually copy the weekly schedule into the email draft.