A practical guide to building and working with AI. Start here
THE AI COFOUNDER WORKBENCH

A confident draft.
A considered decision.

Check what AI made before you use it. Record what holds up, what needs work, and what you still need to verify.

03 · AI OUTPUT REVIEW

Bring the draft.
Bring your judgment.

This worksheet organizes your own checks. It does not analyze the draft, verify facts, or call an AI model. Your draft and notes stay in this page. Nothing is saved automatically.

Check every promise, result, testimonial, offer term, and call-to-action link against the source material.

Drafts stay in this page until you clear it or leave. Download to keep a record. Remove confidential details before copying anything into another service.

Six checks before the next move

For each check, choose a status and add the evidence, correction, or reason. A selection without a note stays incomplete. For a draft with no factual claims, record that in the evidence check.

1. Does it do the job?

Compare the draft with your acceptance criteria. What is missing or unnecessary?

2. Are the claims supported?

Open the original sources. Check names, numbers, quotes, dates, and calculations. Label assumptions or remove unsupported claims.

3. Does it preserve the context?

Compare it with the supplied notes. Look for omitted constraints, exceptions, and uncertainty.

4. Will the audience understand it?

Check language, tone, structure, and the action the reader should take.

5. Is it appropriate to share or use?

Check confidential details, permissions, commitments, and who must approve this use.

6. Has the next step been checked?

Try the link, reproduce the calculation, or test the proposed action on a small example. Record who will decide whether to use it.

MAKE THE PROCESS REPEATABLE

Put the review in your workflow.

Define the finish line before asking AI for a draft. Include review and correction time in the way you estimate the work.