Workflows

BAD — Brief A Day

Client-ready briefs from raw inputs in one POM.

A voice memo, a transcript, a PDF, a one-liner — turn into a structured Project Card, sector classification, technical architecture doc, and proposal pack. Daily, on demand.

  • Voice → structured Project Card
  • Sector classification + framing options
  • Proposal pack auto-drafted
Why

Discovery calls produce gold and lose it the moment they end. BAD captures the gold the same day — a Project Card, a sector framing, and a draft proposal pack — so the client momentum doesn't.

How
  • Ingest the raw input (voice / transcript / PDF / bullets)
  • Run /abc-intake → /abc-sector → /abc-architect → /abc-proposal
  • Output: markdown master + HTML + JSX prototype + PDF + email
Proof
Time from call to draft
<1 POM-day
Artefacts per BAD
5
Sector packs available
8+
BAD — brief a day, intake to proposal
Raw input → 4 agents → 5 artefacts
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FAQ
What format does the raw input need to be in?
Anything with speech or text — voice memo (Whisper), PDF (OCR), email thread (raw), one-liner pitch (raw). The Intake agent handles modality routing internally.
How long from input to draft proposal?
Under one POM-day on most engagements. The bottleneck is the architect step, which is opinionated and won't rush a bad architecture call — by design.
Can a non-technical sales person run BAD?
Yes — it's designed to. The output is human-readable and the agent never asks for a configuration choice it can't infer from the input. One command, five artefacts back.
In production
  • Voice memo → proposal pack

    Discovery voice memo to draft proposal in under one POM-day via /abc-intake → sector → architect → proposal.

  • Five output artefacts

    Each BAD produces Markdown master + HTML proposal site + JSX prototype + PDF + outbound email.

  • Sector-aware framings

    Eight sector packs (charity, care, property, recruitment, services, franchise, excursions, other) — three framings per project.