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一个人的 game jam：一份需求，四路同时开工
一个人参加 game jam，周五晚上有 bug 要修，没图标，也没音乐。你只写一份需求，Octuo 把活分头交给你自己的两个 Codex 账号、一个图像工具和一个音乐服务，逐路跟进，最后给你一份汇报；需要你拍板的事会单独提醒你，登录和批准仍由你来。
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怎样让 AI agent 明白“完成”是什么，不提前收工？
把“完成”写成 agent 能自己证明的检查：一个可衡量的终点、怎么证明、哪些东西不能动，再加一个上限。本文讲 Claude Code 和 Codex 的 /goal 怎么用、agent 说做完后你还要查什么，以及 Octuo 适合放在哪里。
3 分钟阅读语言：英语
A brief for a recurring data pull: what to write down so the tenth run matches the first
Six lines to write into the brief for a recurring data pull (source, period, fields, what to do when the source changes, output name and a sanity range) so later runs stay comparable with the first.
4 分钟阅读语言：英语
A one-page kickoff for a helper: six things to settle before the first task
How to write a one-page project kickoff covering purpose, what done looks like, fixed and open constraints, who decides, check-ins and where things live, before the first task is handed over.
4 分钟阅读语言：英语
A one-page voice sheet so your drafts sound like you
How to build a one-page voice sheet from your own writing (samples, sentence habits, word lists, openers and hard limits) so drafts from any helper need fewer edits, and how to test and maintain it.
4 分钟阅读语言：英语
Before the meeting: ask for a one-page pre-read, not a long summary
How to ask for a one-page meeting pre-read built around what you will be asked to say or decide, in six parts you can read in about three minutes.
3 分钟阅读语言：英语
Before you paste an email thread into a brief: five things to leave out
A two-minute trim before you paste an email thread into a brief: five things to leave out, how to replace rather than delete, and a one-line note that tells the helper the gaps are deliberate.
3 分钟阅读语言：英语
Choosing what to keep human: a four-question filter
A four-question filter for deciding which tasks to hand over whole, which to keep and which to split, so the hard-to-undo, personal and judgment-heavy parts stay with you.
3 分钟阅读语言：英语
From a rambling voice note to a clear brief: five edits
Five quick edits that turn a rambling voice note into a brief a helper can act on: put the outcome first, separate facts from wishes, cut repeats, add the obvious and end with a done line.
4 分钟阅读语言：英语
Long chats go stale: write a restart note and begin again
How to spot a conversation that has gone stale and restart it with a six-line note covering the goal, decisions, rejected options, current state, open questions and next step.
3 分钟阅读语言：英语
Rough, usable or final? Say which finish you want before the work starts
Four levels of finish (rough, working, usable and final), how to name the one you want in the first line of a brief, and how to match your review to each level.
3 分钟阅读语言：英语
Sort your requirements into must, should and nice before you ask for options
A five-step method for sorting requirements into must, should and nice, turning musts into testable lines and asking for options in a simple pass-or-fail table.
3 分钟阅读语言：英语
Turn the job that went well into a template: five things to replace
How to turn a brief that worked into a reusable template in about ten minutes: labelled blanks, wording kept as it was, a note on what changed last time, fixed versus varying parts, and an owner and date.
3 分钟阅读语言：英语
When one helper's output feeds another's input: three checks at every handover
Three checks for every point where one step's output feeds the next (shape, completeness and assumptions), plus a four-line handover note and a simple rule for who checks what.
3 分钟阅读语言：英语
Ask for a checkpoint halfway: what a good partial result looks like
Why to build a checkpoint into a long job, what a useful partial result should contain and where to place the pause so a change of direction is still cheap.
3 分钟阅读语言：英语
Show the shape of your data, not the data: how to make a safe sample for a brief
How to build a small invented or masked sample with the same shape as your real data, so you can brief a helper without handing over anyone's personal details.
3 分钟阅读语言：英语
Four requests in one message? Number them so none gets dropped
Five habits for sending several requests in one message so none gets lost: one request per number, order by need, mark dependencies, ask for replies by number, and quote numbers in follow-ups.
3 分钟阅读语言：英语
Show one good example, and say exactly what to copy from it
How to hand over one good example with clear notes on what to copy, what to change and why it works, so a helper matches your style without reusing old details.
3 分钟阅读语言：英语
When a handed-off job comes back wrong, look in these five places
A ten-minute postmortem for a handed-off job that came back wrong: check the brief, the inputs, the fit, the check and the scope in order, and change one thing at a time.
3 分钟阅读语言：英语
One page of definitions your helpers can’t guess: a project glossary
How to write a one-page project glossary: which words belong in it, a four-line format for each entry, where each word is used, words to avoid, and how to hand it over with every task.
2 分钟阅读语言：英语
How to hand off a chore that only lives in a browser tab
How to write down a repetitive browser chore so anyone can take it over: where it starts, the steps as verbs, what done looks like, what must not happen, and what comes back to you.
3 分钟阅读语言：英语
How to hand off a research question: five parts of a good brief
A five-part brief for handing off research: the question and the decision it feeds, scope, source rules, the shape of the answer, and what would change your mind, with a full example.
1 分钟阅读语言：英语
Four sentences that turn an idea into an interactive view
Four sentences that describe a small interactive view clearly enough to lay it out: who uses it and when, what it keeps, what you do with it, and what stays in view.
2 分钟阅读语言：英语
How to write a bug report that a coding tool can start from
A five-part bug-report brief that a coding tool, a new teammate or you next week can start from: what you saw, minimal repro steps, where to look and not touch, how you'll know it's fixed, and what to send back.