Interactive tool
A step plan that says who does what
Enter a goal and get a numbered plan where every step is tagged [You], [Muse], or [Together] — with approval checkpoints flagged so nothing important happens without your say-so. Short answer: plans fail when it’s unclear who owns each step; this makes ownership explicit.
Runs entirely in your browser from pattern rules — no AI, nothing leaves this page. The plan adapts to what your goal mentions: research, writing, planning, shopping, building, money, study, or fitness.
Your step plan appears here
Describe your goal and hit “Generate workflow”. Every step is tagged with who does it — you, Muse, or both — and approval checkpoints are flagged so nothing important happens without your say-so.
Honest notes
- The plan is assembled from pattern rules in your browser — it matches keywords like “research”, “buy”, or “study” to step templates. It doesn’t understand your goal the way Muse would; treat the output as a solid first draft to adjust.
- Approval checkpoints are reminders, not locks. For anything irreversible — payments, posts, deletions — the final check is always you, reading before you confirm.
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- Prompt tips: give each step a sharp instruction →
How it works
A step plan that names who does what
The Workflow Generator turns any goal into a numbered step plan where every step is tagged [You], [Muse], or [Together] — making ownership explicit, which is where most plans silently fail. Each plan starts with defining success and constraints, ends with a verify-and-adjust step, and flags approval checkpoints on any step where something important needs your say-so first.
The steps are chosen by keyword pattern rules in your browser, not by AI. The tool recognizes eight kinds of goals — research, writing, planning, shopping, building, money, study, and fitness — and slots in purpose-built step templates for the matches (up to two categories). If nothing matches, it falls back to a generic gather-options-then-approve sequence. Risky verbs like “pay”, “send”, or “delete” automatically add a final approval gate, and any deadline you mention is detected and shown in the plan header.
To use it, type your goal, flip the Recurring switch if this is an ongoing goal, and hit Generate workflow. Read through the numbered plan, adjust any step — the tags are a guide, not a contract — then use Copy as checklist to copy a Markdown checklist into your notes app or paste it into Muse as a starting plan. For anything irreversible, the final check is always you, reading before you confirm.
What each part does
- What do you want to accomplish? — a textarea for your goal in plain words; the tool scans it for keywords to pick the step templates.
- Recurring? — a toggle switch for ongoing goals; turning it on appends a “Weekly review ritual” step — ten minutes at the same time each week, with Muse keeping a running log of decisions.
- Generate workflow — the button that builds the plan; it stays disabled until you’ve typed a goal.
- Role legend — three pills explaining the tags: You (your judgment calls and approvals), Muse (Muse does the legwork), Together (you work it out jointly).
- Step plan — the numbered list (capped at ten steps); each card shows the role tag, title, detail, and an “Approval checkpoint” badge wherever one applies.
- Copy as checklist — copies the whole plan as Markdown checkboxes to your clipboard, for your notes app or for pasting into Muse.
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