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Start with the Brief Decoder.
Vague client briefs are universal. So is the hour you waste trying to decode what the client actually meant before you write back. The Brief Decoder is the fix.
01 / How it works
A small tool for the moment before the work starts.
Use it before you price, schedule, or reply. It gives you the kind of first-pass read you would normally build by rereading the email, checking old notes, and trying to guess what is missing.
- Paste in any client brief, discovery note, forwarded request, or project email.
- Let the tool separate the real project from the vague language around it.
- Use the questions, scope check, red flags, and drafted reply before you write back.
02 / What you get
Clarity before you commit.
- A plain read of what the project actually is.
- 5-8 specific clarifying questions to send the client.
- A suggested scope and a timeline reality check.
- Red flags worth surfacing before you sign.
- A drafted reply you can edit and send.
Works in Claude, ChatGPT, or Gemini. The value is not the model. The value is having a better structure for the first conversation with the work.