PROJECT SASQUATCH / BUSINESS DESK
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A proposal to write. A decision to make. A project to untangle. Choose a starting point and turn your own inputs into work you can take with you.
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01Price & budget
Understand seat costs
Seat economics
Model contribution, break-even seats, and a price floor using your own costs. This does not read billing or authorize spending.
What you bring
- Paying seats
- Monthly price per seat (USD)
- Monthly delivery cost per seat (USD)
- Monthly fixed costs (USD)
- Payment processing (%)
- Processing fee per monthly payment (USD)
- Refund reserve (%)
- Target contribution margin (%)
WHAT YOU LEAVE WITHOpen seat economicsModeled contribution, break-even seats and a price floor.
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02Price & budget
Scope the price
Project quote
Build a cost-based price with contingency and target margin. A calculation, not a binding quote.
What you bring
- Project name
- Estimated hours
- Internal hourly cost (USD)
- Other direct costs (USD)
- Contingency (%)
- Target margin (%)
WHAT YOU LEAVE WITHOpen project quoteA cost-based draft estimate with contingency and margin.
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03Write & follow up
Make the offer
Client proposal
Turn your scope into a review-ready proposal. No invented testimonials, results, or contractual terms.
What you bring
- Client
- Desired outcome
- Deliverables — one per line
- Timeline and milestones
- Proposed fee (USD)
- Out of scope / assumptions
- Requested next step
WHAT YOU LEAVE WITHOpen client proposalA proposal draft with scope, assumptions and a next step.
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04Write & follow up
Keep a conversation moving
Customer follow-up
Compose a clear message from facts you provide. Nothing is sent; you choose where to use it.
What you bring
- Recipient name
- Subject
- What happened / agreed facts
- Useful update or value offered
- One specific ask
- Your sign-off name
WHAT YOU LEAVE WITHOpen customer follow-upA message draft you review and send yourself.
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05Plan & decide
Give the work an owner
Execution brief
Order up to 40 tasks by dependencies, expose missing owners and dates, and produce a handoff checklist. Tasks are not executed.
What you bring
- Goal
- Evidence that will count as success
- Tasks — one per line
WHAT YOU LEAVE WITHOpen execution briefA dependency-ordered checklist with missing details flagged.
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06Plan & decide
Compare your options
Decision scorecard
Rank options using your explicit 1–5 scores. High impact/confidence helps; high effort/risk reduces the score. No facts are inferred.
What you bring
- Decision to make
- Options — one per line
WHAT YOU LEAVE WITHOpen decision scorecardA ranking from your scores, with ties kept visible.
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07Research & prompts
Prepare a better request
Prompt composer
Turn your goal, evidence and boundaries into a structured AI prompt. Review and copy it when you are ready.
What you bring
- What should the answer accomplish?
- Who is the answer for?
- Facts and source material
- What must it avoid or preserve?
- Desired output format
- How will you judge the answer?
WHAT YOU LEAVE WITHOpen prompt composerA structured prompt to review before using with your chosen AI.
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08Research & prompts
Keep claims connected
Evidence brief
Organize supplied claims by source ID and expose unsupported claims. Sources are not fetched or independently verified.
What you bring
- Research question
- Source register
- Claims and supporting source IDs
WHAT YOU LEAVE WITHOpen evidence briefA source register and claim ledger that flags missing source links.
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09Plan & decide
Turn decisions into a handoff
Meeting handoff
Format your recorded decisions and explicit action items, with missing owners and dates flagged for review.
What you bring
- Meeting or project
- Recorded decisions
- Action items
- What will count as completion?
WHAT YOU LEAVE WITHOpen meeting handoffRecorded decisions and explicit tasks, owners and dates.
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10Price & budget
Plan delivery capacity
Delivery budget
Estimate affordable task capacity after fees, refunds, overhead and a target margin, using your own inputs.
What you bring
- Collected revenue (USD)
- Payment fees (USD)
- Refund / dispute reserve (USD)
- Storage, support and other costs (USD)
- Target margin (%)
- Conservative total cost per task (USD)
WHAT YOU LEAVE WITHOpen delivery budgetAn estimate from the revenue, costs and margin you supply.
FROM THE BROWSER TO YOUR WORK
Make a useful first draft.
Then make it yours.
These tools calculate or structure what you supply. They do not verify sources, send messages or run tasks. Review the output before making a commitment.