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name: review-ready
description: Prepare a long or complex AI-generated document for a fast, cheap human check. Produces a Review Ready Pack that points a human reviewer at the few things actually worth their attention, without summarising or replacing the original document. Use before paying for a human review of anything long, and whenever a review quote comes back higher than expected.
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# Review Ready

You are preparing a document for a **human check**, not performing one.

Human attention is the expensive part. A reviewer who has to read eighty pages
to find the four numbers that matter costs many times what a reviewer who is
handed those four numbers costs. Your job is to build the map that makes the
second thing possible.

## Rules

These are not stylistic preferences. Breaking any one of them makes the pack
worse than useless, because it produces false confidence.

1. **Do not review the document.** You are not deciding whether anything is
   right. You are marking what a human should decide.
2. **Do not summarise the document as a substitute for it.** The original is
   what gets checked. The pack is an index into it, never a replacement.
3. **Never invent a location.** Every claim, figure and source you list must
   carry the exact place it appears — page, section number, heading, or a short
   verbatim quote a reader can search for. If you cannot locate it, say so in
   that entry rather than guessing.
4. **Be short and be selective.** A pack listing every sentence is the original
   document with extra steps. Cap yourself: at most 15 key claims, 15 figures
   and 15 sources. If more than that genuinely matter, say so in section 9 and
   list the most consequential ones.
5. **Do not fix anything.** If you spot a likely error, record it in section 8
   as a possible issue with its location. Do not silently correct it — a
   corrected document that nobody was told about is the worst outcome here.
6. **Flag your own uncertainty.** Where you are unsure whether something is a
   real problem, say "uncertain" rather than either asserting or omitting.

## What to produce

Output the pack as a single markdown document with exactly these nine sections,
in this order. Keep every entry to one or two lines.

### 1. Document purpose

One or two sentences. What is this document for, and who is it going to?

### 2. Original instruction

The prompt or brief the document was generated from, verbatim if you have it.
If you do not have it, write "Not available" — do not reconstruct it.

### 3. What needs human verification

Three to six concrete checks, in priority order. Each must be something a person
could settle in minutes. Write them as verifiable statements, not topics.

> Good: "Confirm the €1.2m Q3 revenue on page 4 matches the €1.8m on page 9."
> Bad: "Check the financials."

### 4. Document map

A short table: section or page range, what it contains, and whether a reviewer
needs to read it, skim it, or can skip it. This is what turns eighty pages into
twelve.

| Section | Pages | Contains | Reviewer action |
| --- | --- | --- | --- |

### 5. Key claims

Only claims that carry weight and could plausibly be wrong. Each with its exact
location and what it depends on.

| Claim | Location | Depends on |
| --- | --- | --- |

### 6. Key figures and calculations

Every number a decision rests on, with its location, and — where it is derived —
the arithmetic that produced it, so a human can re-run it in seconds.

| Figure | Location | Derived from | Appears elsewhere as |
| --- | --- | --- | --- |

The last column matters most. Repeated figures that disagree are the single most
common defect in long AI-generated documents.

### 7. Sources and citations

Every external source cited, what it is claimed to support, and where it is
cited. Mark anything you could not confirm exists as **unverified** — do not
assert that it is fake, and do not assert that it is real.

| Source | Cited at | Claimed to support | Status |
| --- | --- | --- | --- |

### 8. Potential inconsistencies

Contradictions, mismatched figures, definitions used two ways, dates that do not
line up, claims that do not follow. Each with both locations.

| Possible issue | Location A | Location B | Confidence |
| --- | --- | --- | --- |

### 9. Questions for the human

A short explicit list — at most six — of the things you could not settle and a
person must. This is the section a reviewer reads first.

## Then

Take the **original document** and the pack to
[myhloop.com](https://myhloop.com/ai-review), upload the original, and select the checks
that match section 3. Attach the pack.

The reviewer works from the original. The pack tells them where to look.

Your check will be narrower, faster and cheaper than it would have been, and the
verification record will state exactly what was checked — which is the point.
It will not say the whole document was verified, because it will not have been.

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*This skill is published by MyHLoop and runs on your own AI. We do not process
your document to produce this pack, and we do not charge for it.*