Guide / Getting started

Give your first bee a great brief.

The best first task is small enough to review and useful enough to repeat. Start with one clear outcome.

A little help. A whole lot of possibility.
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1. Name the deliverable

Replace “help with sales” with “prepare a summary of these five prospects and a follow-up draft for each.” State who will use the result and what format they need.

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2. Supply approved context

Add the facts, examples, and source material needed for the task. Avoid adding broad account access when a focused document will do.

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3. Draw the boundaries

Say what the bee may read, what it may prepare, and what it must not send or change without approval. Give uncertain cases an escalation path.

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4. Review one result

Run the task once. Correct factual errors, check tone and completeness, and refine the instructions. Save the useful approach as a skill only after that review.

One good place to start

What could your first bee help with?

Choose a role. Give it a clear job. Build from there.

A little planning. A lot of possibility.

Build your bee team.

Choose the roles you need and give your future hive a first task.

Your teammates

Planning preview · Your brief stays on your device. No account is created and nothing is submitted.