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AI Ops Briefing Source Checklist

A no-send source checklist for deciding what can safely feed an owner operations brief before client access or recurring delivery is approved.

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The checklist defines what can safely feed an owner operations brief before VSP connects client systems or commits to recurring delivery.

Lola can use public, sample, or owner-supplied exports only unless Matt approves scoped access.

Owner briefings are useful only when the sources are clear and the recommendations are grounded. This checklist keeps the first version simple: public or sample sources, internal draft brief, and no client-facing delivery until approval.

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Approved source types

Use sources that are public, sample, already exported by the owner, or explicitly approved for review.

Examples:

Brief sections

A first owner brief should stay short:

Risk screen

Stop before client email, calendar, CRM, task-system access, credentials, OAuth, API keys, connected apps, external sends, task updates, private customer data, pricing, recurring delivery commitments, regulated advice, paid tools, provider/model route changes, or global config changes.

Safe next action

If the source list is safe, Lola can prepare a no-send sample brief from public or sample data. Every recommendation should stay labeled as draft/internal until Matt approves client-facing delivery, pricing, cadence, and access scope.

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