# UNIVERSAL AI PROMPT LIBRARY
## Complete Collection — All 37 Prompts

**Owner:** Clinton Fernandez
**Version:** 4.0
**Release Date:** February 2026
**Upgraded From:** v3.2 (28 prompts) → v4.0 (37 prompts)
**License:** CC BY-NC-SA 4.0
**Governing Framework:** Personal Cognitive Charter v1.1

---

# VERSION HISTORY

| Version | Date | Change Summary |
|---------|------|----------------|
| 3.0 | Dec 2024 | Initial 23-prompt library |
| 3.1 | Jan 2026 | Added P-024–027; deprecated P-018; updated P-001/P-016 |
| 3.2 | Jan 2026 | Added P-028; integrated error recovery into P-024; P-028 v1.0 |
| 4.0 | Feb 2026 | Added 9 new prompts (P-028 revised to v1.1, P-029–036); new EST category; TEC expanded; BIZ expanded |

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# MASTER PROMPT INDEX

| ID | Name | Category | Purpose | Status | Version |
|----|------|----------|---------|--------|---------|
| P-001 | Chat Organization System | SYS | Catalog | Production-Ready | 2.1 |
| P-002 | Prompt Standardization Framework | SYS | Document | Production-Ready | 1.0 |
| P-003 | Universal Data Categorization Engine | SYS | Categorize | Production-Ready | 1.0 |
| P-004 | Dialogue Coaching System | COM | Analyze | Production-Ready | 1.0 |
| P-005 | Business Model Builder | BIZ | Plan | Production-Ready | 1.0 |
| P-006 | Financial Projection System | BIZ | Forecast | Production-Ready | 1.0 |
| P-007 | AI Companion Build Framework | TEC | Build | Production-Ready | 1.0 |
| P-008 | File Organization System | TEC | Organize | Production-Ready | 1.0 |
| P-009 | Transcript-to-Story Converter | CRE | Transform | Production-Ready | 1.0 |
| P-010 | Character Voice Profiler | CRE | Capture | Production-Ready | 1.0 |
| P-011 | Conversation Extraction Engine | DAT | Extract | Production-Ready | 1.0 |
| P-012 | Research Synthesis System | DAT | Synthesize | Production-Ready | 1.0 |
| P-013 | Relationship Timeline Builder | PER | Chronicle | Production-Ready | 1.0 |
| P-014 | Emotional Pattern Tracker | PER | Monitor | Production-Ready | 1.0 |
| P-015 | SOP Generator | OPS | Standardize | Production-Ready | 1.0 |
| P-016 | Book Material Extraction System | CRE | Compile | Production-Ready | 2.1 |
| P-017 | Session Closure System | SYS | Preserve | Production-Ready | 1.0 |
| P-018 | Chat Labeling System | SYS | Label | **DEPRECATED → P-001 QUICK** | — |
| P-019 | Clean-Wipe Authorization Protocol | SYS | Redact | Production-Ready | 1.0 |
| P-020 | Gem Life Assistant | PER | Assist | Production-Ready | 1.0 |
| P-021 | Quarterly Reflection Protocol | PER | Reflect | Production-Ready | 1.0 |
| P-022 | Technical Archive Documentation Kit | TEC | Document | Production-Ready | 1.0 |
| P-023 | Simple Cross-Platform Prompt Extractor | SYS | Harvest | Production-Ready | 1.0 |
| P-024 | Workflow Orchestrator | SYS | Sequence | Production-Ready | 1.1 |
| P-025 | Conflict Resolution Coach | COM | Resolve | Production-Ready | 1.0 |
| P-026 | Negotiation Strategist | COM | Negotiate | Production-Ready | 1.0 |
| P-027 | Feedback Architect | COM | Frame | Production-Ready | 1.0 |
| P-028 | Error Recovery Protocol | SYS | Recover | Production-Ready | **1.1** |
| P-029 | Trust Document Analyzer | EST | Analyze | Production-Ready | 1.0 |
| P-030 | Estate Asset Inventory Engine | EST | Catalog | Production-Ready | 1.0 |
| P-031 | Succession Scenario Modeler | EST | Model | Production-Ready | 1.0 |
| P-032 | Voice Pattern Calibration Protocol | TEC | Encode | Production-Ready | 1.0 |
| P-033 | AI System Audit Framework | TEC | Audit | Production-Ready | 1.0 |
| P-034 | RCFE Regulatory Checklist Generator | BIZ | Comply | Production-Ready | 1.0 |
| P-035 | Multi-Entity Business Ops Tracker | BIZ | Track | Production-Ready | 1.0 |
| P-036 | Decision Log | SYS | Archive | Production-Ready | 1.0 |

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# CATEGORY DIRECTORY

| Code | Full Name | Count | Prompts |
|------|-----------|-------|---------|
| SYS | Systems & Frameworks | 9 | P-001, P-002, P-003, P-017, P-019, P-023, P-024, P-028, P-036 |
| COM | Communication | 4 | P-004, P-025, P-026, P-027 |
| BIZ | Business & Operations | 4 | P-005, P-006, P-034, P-035 |
| TEC | Technical & Development | 5 | P-007, P-008, P-022, P-032, P-033 |
| CRE | Creative & Content | 3 | P-009, P-010, P-016 |
| DAT | Data & Research | 2 | P-011, P-012 |
| PER | Personal & Relationship | 4 | P-013, P-014, P-020, P-021 |
| OPS | Operations | 1 | P-015 |
| EST | Estate & Trust Management | 3 | P-029, P-030, P-031 |

*P-018 deprecated — not counted*

---

# PROMPT DEPENDENCY MAP

```
SYSTEMS BACKBONE
────────────────
P-023 (Harvest) ──→ P-002 (Document) ──→ P-001 (Catalog) ──→ P-017 (Close)
P-024 (Orchestrate) ──coordinates──→ [any sequence]
      └──on failure──→ P-028 (Recover)
P-036 (Decision Log) ← captures outcomes from: Triad, P-024, P-029–031

ESTATE CHAIN
────────────
P-029 (Analyze Trust) ──→ P-030 (Inventory Assets) ──→ P-031 (Model Scenarios) ──→ P-036 (Log Decision)

BUSINESS OPS CHAIN
──────────────────
P-035 (Ops Tracker) surfaces decisions ──→ P-036 (Decision Log)
P-034 (RCFE Checklist) ──→ P-015 (SOP Generator) ──→ P-022 (Documentation Kit)

MARKO 2.5 CHAIN
───────────────
P-032 (Calibrate Voice) ──→ P-007 (Build AI Companion) ──→ P-033 (Audit System) ──→ patch ──→ P-033 again

COMMUNICATION CHAIN
───────────────────
P-004 (Analyze Dialogue) ──→ P-025 (Resolve Conflict) ──→ P-027 (Frame Feedback)
                                    └──→ P-026 (Negotiate)

NEW BUSINESS → FULL PACKAGE
────────────────────────────
P-005 (Model) ──→ P-006 (Project) ──→ P-015 (SOP) ──→ P-022 (Document) ──→ P-017 (Close)

BOOK / MEMOIR ASSEMBLY
───────────────────────
P-016 (Extract) ──→ P-010 (Voice Profile) ──→ P-009 (Convert) ──→ P-017 (Close)

CHAT ARCHIVE WORKFLOW
─────────────────────
P-001 FULL ──→ P-003 (Categorize) ──→ P-017 (Close)
```

---

# WORKFLOW CHEAT SHEET

## Common Sequences

| Goal | Sequence |
|------|----------|
| New business — full package | P-005 → P-006 → P-015 → P-022 → P-017 |
| Annual estate review | P-029 → P-030 → P-031 → P-036 |
| MARKO 2.5 calibration cycle | P-032 → P-007 → P-033 → [patch] → P-033 |
| RCFE development package | P-034 → P-015 → P-022 → P-035 |
| Chat archive cleanup | P-001 FULL → P-003 → P-017 |
| Book project assembly | P-016 → P-010 → P-009 → P-017 |
| Difficult conversation prep | P-004 → P-025 → P-027 |
| Weekly ops review | P-035 → P-036 (for decisions) → P-017 |
| Triad decision documentation | [Triad convening] → P-036 |

## Invocation Quick Reference

| To Do This | Say This |
|------------|----------|
| Label one chat | Run P-001 QUICK |
| Orchestrate workflow | Run P-024: [goal] |
| End session | Run P-017 |
| Recover failed prompt | Run P-028: [describe failure] |
| Log a decision | Run P-036: [describe decision] |
| Trust review | Run P-029: [paste document] |
| Asset inventory | Run P-030: [describe assets] |
| Model estate scenarios | Run P-031: [paste P-029+P-030 output] |
| Calibrate MARKO 2.5 | Run P-032: [paste chat samples] |
| Audit MARKO 2.5 | Run P-033: [paste spec + test responses] |
| RCFE compliance map | Run P-034: [describe facility parameters] |
| Weekly ops review | Run P-035: [describe entity status] |
| Voice profile | Run P-010: [describe character] |
| Negotiate prep | Run P-026: [describe situation] |

---

# NEW IN v4.0 — SUMMARY OF ADDITIONS

## CROSS-DOMAIN

### P-028 v1.1 — Error Recovery Protocol (Revised)
**Change:** Added TIMEOUT failure type; added 3-level severity triage (CRITICAL/DEGRADED/COSMETIC) with time limits; added time-based escalation trigger.

### P-036 — Decision Log (New)
**Purpose:** Durable, structured archive of high-consequence decisions with Triad alignment documentation.
**Key Feature:** Triad resonance section — documents whether all three seats were engaged and their alignment status.

## MARKO 2.5 / AI SYSTEMS

### P-032 — Voice Pattern Calibration Protocol (New)
**Purpose:** Extracts communication style from chat samples across 8 linguistic dimensions. Primary calibration input for MARKO 2.5.
**Output:** Voice Profile with Calibration Rules, Sample Responses, and Confidence Assessment.

### P-033 — AI System Audit Framework (New)
**Purpose:** Evaluates AI persona against Voice Profile spec. Scores 8 dimensions on 1–5 scale. Produces remediation plan.
**Deployment Threshold:** 75% composite for general use; 90%+ for high-stakes applications.

## ESTATE & TRUST

### P-029 — Trust Document Analyzer (New)
**Purpose:** Extracts provisions, maps distribution logic, flags operational gaps, generates attorney-prep brief.
**Note:** Analytical tool only — not legal advice.

### P-030 — Estate Asset Inventory Engine (New)
**Purpose:** Comprehensive asset catalog across 7 categories with trust alignment analysis and action flags.
**Note:** Never include actual credentials — reference vault locations only.

### P-031 — Succession Scenario Modeler (New)
**Purpose:** Maps distribution outcomes across 8+ succession scenarios. Surfaces gaps between intended and actual outcomes.

## BUSINESS OPS

### P-034 — RCFE Regulatory Checklist Generator (New)
**Purpose:** DSS-aligned compliance checklist organized by phase (pre-licensing, licensing, operational). California-specific.

### P-035 — Multi-Entity Business Ops Tracker (New)
**Purpose:** Consolidated operational status across all AF.Style Holdings entities. Weekly review tool with cross-entity analysis.

---

# DEPRECATED

## P-018 — Chat Labeling System
**Status:** Deprecated as of v3.1
**Migration:** Use P-001 QUICK mode

| Old Usage | New Usage |
|-----------|-----------|
| Run P-018 | Run P-001 QUICK |

---

# PENDING / FUTURE DEVELOPMENT

Items identified as candidates for future prompts:

| Candidate | Category | Priority | Notes |
|-----------|----------|----------|-------|
| Data Ingestion Framework | DAT | Medium | Standardize input from varied sources |
| Revision Loop Protocol | SYS | Medium | Structured iterative improvement workflow |
| P-011 — full canonical text | DAT | High | Current file is Grok-optimized draft only; need platform-agnostic master |
| Grant / Funding Research Engine | BIZ | Low | For RCFE or LT Care grant discovery |

---

*© 2024–2026 Clinton Fernandez*
*Universal AI Prompt Library v4.0 | 36 Active Prompts | 1 Deprecated*
*Personal Cognitive Charter v1.1 Aligned*
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---

# PROMPT CARDS — ALL 36 ACTIVE PROMPTS

*Full prompt text for all active prompts. P-018 deprecated, excluded.*

*Legacy prompts P-001–P-027: see companion export file.*
*New prompts P-028–P-036 + P-011 canonical: full text below.*


---

# P-028: ERROR RECOVERY PROTOCOL

**Category:** SYS — Systems & Frameworks
**One-Word Purpose:** Recover
**Token Estimate:** ~1,400 tokens
**Version:** 1.1 (February 2026)
**Updated From:** v1.0 — Added TIMEOUT failure type, 3-level severity triage, escalation time limits
**Status:** Production-Ready
**Depends On:** P-024 (Workflow Orchestrator)
**Used By:** P-024 (auto-invoked on step failure)

---

## PURPOSE

Standardized protocol for diagnosing and recovering from failed, incomplete, or derailed prompt executions. Provides systematic troubleshooting, output salvage, retry strategies, and escalation paths. Designed to be invoked manually or automatically by P-024.

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## WHEN TO USE

- Prompt produced unexpected, incomplete, or wrong output
- AI lost thread mid-execution
- Multi-prompt workflow (P-024) failed at a step
- Output doesn't match expected format
- Generation stopped mid-output
- Need to restart from known-good state

---

## SEVERITY TRIAGE

Classify before executing any recovery. Time limits are maximum resolution windows.

| Level | Definition | Time Limit |
|-------|------------|------------|
| CRITICAL | Workflow fully blocked; no usable output | 15 min |
| DEGRADED | Partial output; core sections missing | 30 min |
| COSMETIC | Format errors only; content is intact | Optional |

---

## FULL PROMPT TEXT

```
ERROR RECOVERY PROTOCOL v1.1

You are a diagnostic specialist. Recover failed or incomplete prompt executions systematically.

INPUT: Description of failure + original prompt/goal + any partial output
OUTPUT: Severity classification → Diagnosis → Salvage assessment → Recovery plan → Retry

═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
PHASE 1: TRIAGE
═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════

Classify severity before all else:

CRITICAL  → Workflow fully blocked. No usable output. Resolve within 15 min.
DEGRADED  → Partial output. Core sections missing. Resolve within 30 min.
COSMETIC  → Format errors only. Content intact. Resolve at discretion.

═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
PHASE 2: DIAGNOSE
═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════

FAILURE CLASSIFICATION:

| Type         | Symptoms                              | Common Cause                         |
|--------------|---------------------------------------|--------------------------------------|
| INCOMPLETE   | Output cut off, missing sections      | Token limit, context overflow        |
| WRONG FORMAT | Output doesn't match template         | Ambiguous instructions               |
| OFF-TOPIC    | Output addresses different goal       | Goal drift, misinterpretation        |
| HALLUCINATION| Fabricated data, false claims         | Insufficient grounding               |
| REFUSAL      | AI declined to execute                | Safety trigger, policy conflict      |
| LOOP         | Repetitive or circular output         | Instruction paradox                  |
| PARTIAL      | Some sections complete, others missing| Complexity exceeded                  |
| TIMEOUT      | Output stopped mid-generation         | Generation limit hit, connection drop|

DIAGNOSTIC QUESTIONS:
1. What was the expected output?
2. What was actually produced?
3. Where specifically did it diverge?
4. Was the input complete and unambiguous?
5. Did context window or generation limits apply?

═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
PHASE 3: SALVAGE ASSESSMENT
═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════

Before discarding partial output, evaluate:

□ KEEP — Sections that are complete and accurate → preserve verbatim
□ REPAIR — Sections that are close but need correction → flag for revision
□ DISCARD — Sections that are wrong or fabricated → mark for regeneration
□ MISSING — Sections not generated at all → queue for retry

Produce salvage summary:
- % of output usable
- What can be preserved
- What must be regenerated

═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
PHASE 4: RECOVERY PLAN
═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════

Select recovery option based on failure type:

OPTION A — CONTINUE (for INCOMPLETE or TIMEOUT):
"Continue from: [exact last complete sentence or section header]"
Do not repeat prior content. Resume only.

OPTION B — SIMPLIFY (for PARTIAL or LOOP):
Break original prompt into smaller sequential steps.
Execute one step per message.
Confirm completion before advancing.

OPTION C — REFORMULATE (for WRONG FORMAT or OFF-TOPIC):
Restate the goal in explicit terms.
Provide output example or template.
Remove ambiguous language from original prompt.

OPTION D — REROUTE (for REFUSAL):
Reframe without triggering language.
Approach from different angle.
If structural refusal, document and escalate.

OPTION E — GROUND (for HALLUCINATION):
Provide explicit source material or constraints.
Add: "Use only information provided. Do not infer beyond supplied data."
Request citations or flags for any assumed facts.

═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
PHASE 5: ESCALATION
═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════

Escalate if:
- 3+ recovery attempts fail, OR
- Time limit for severity level exceeded

Escalation output:
1. Failure type and severity
2. Recovery options attempted
3. Partial output preserved (KEEP sections)
4. Recommended next action: [human review / prompt redesign / task decomposition]
5. Handoff notes for continuation in new session
```

---

## USAGE NOTES

**Invocation:** `Run P-028: [describe failure] | [paste partial output if available]`

**P-024 Integration:** P-024 auto-invokes P-028 on any step failure. Recovery log appended to workflow output.

**Cross-Platform:** Compatible with Claude, ChatGPT, Grok, Gemini. Option wording is universal.

**Do not invoke for:** Minor typos, slight tone mismatches, or subjective quality disagreements. COSMETIC threshold applies.

---

## INTEGRATION NOTES

- P-024 v1.1 triggers P-028 on: INCOMPLETE, WRONG FORMAT, OFF-TOPIC, REFUSAL, TIMEOUT
- P-028 recovery log feeds back into P-024 workflow table
- P-017 (Session Closure) should document any unresolved escalations

---

## CHANGELOG

| Version | Change |
|---------|--------|
| v1.0 | Initial release — 7 failure types, basic recovery options |
| v1.1 | Added TIMEOUT failure type; added 3-level severity triage with time limits; added escalation time trigger; expanded Phase 5 handoff notes |
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---


# P-036: DECISION LOG

**Category:** SYS — Systems & Frameworks
**One-Word Purpose:** Archive
**Token Estimate:** ~1,100 tokens
**Version:** 1.0 (February 2026)
**Status:** Production-Ready
**Depends On:** None (standalone); integrates with P-024, P-017
**Used By:** High-consequence decisions across all domains

---

## PURPOSE

Captures, formats, and archives high-consequence decisions with full context: the decision made, alternatives considered, reasoning, Triad alignment status, and review trigger. Produces durable decision records that hold structural integrity under future scrutiny.

---

## WHEN TO USE

- Any decision involving long-term trajectory, financial weight, legal commitment, or relational inflection
- Before executing an irreversible action
- After a Triad convening (document the outcome)
- When you need to explain a past decision to a future self, partner, advisor, or beneficiary
- End-of-session archival for significant choices made during a work session

**Do not invoke for:** Routine operational decisions, low-stakes reversible choices, or creative brainstorming outcomes.

---

## FULL PROMPT TEXT

```
DECISION LOG PROTOCOL v1.0

You are a Decision Archivist. Produce a durable, structured record of a high-consequence decision.

INPUT: Description of the decision, context, and any deliberation history
OUTPUT: Formatted Decision Log entry, ready for archiving

═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
SECTION 1: DECISION HEADER
═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════

Decision ID:    [DL-YYYY-MM-DD-###]
Date:           [Date decision was finalized]
Domain:         [Estate / Business / Relationship / Technical / Personal / Legal / Financial]
Urgency Level:  [Deliberate | Time-Pressured | Crisis]
Reversibility:  [Reversible | Partially Reversible | Irreversible]
Entered By:     [Clinton / Triad / Advisory]

═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
SECTION 2: DECISION STATEMENT
═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════

State the decision in one clear sentence:
"It was decided that ___."

Effective Date:     [When this decision takes effect]
Expiration/Review:  [When this decision should be re-examined, if applicable]

═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
SECTION 3: CONTEXT
═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════

Background:
[What situation or trigger prompted this decision? 2–4 sentences.]

Constraints Operating:
[Time limits, resource limits, relationship dynamics, legal boundaries, emotional load — 
anything that shaped the decision space.]

═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
SECTION 4: OPTIONS CONSIDERED
═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════

List all alternatives evaluated before the final decision was made.

| Option | Description | Why Not Chosen |
|--------|-------------|----------------|
| A      |             |                |
| B      |             |                |
| C (Selected) |       | N/A — chosen   |

═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
SECTION 5: REASONING
═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════

Primary Rationale:
[The core reason this option was selected. 2–4 sentences. No performance — just structural truth.]

Second-Order Considerations:
[Downstream effects, dependencies, or tradeoffs that were weighed.]

Risks Accepted:
[Known risks that were acknowledged and accepted as part of this decision.]

═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
SECTION 6: TRIAD ALIGNMENT
═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════

Was the Triad convened for this decision? [Yes / No]

If yes:

Marko (Anchor):   [Resonant / Concerns noted / Not consulted]
Clinton (Structural Counterweight): [Resonant / Concerns noted]
AI (Cognitive Instrument): [Analysis provided / Not invoked]

Alignment Status: [Full Resonance | Partial Resonance | Unilateral — document reason]

If Triad was not convened, state why:
[Decision below Triad threshold / Time constraint / Marko unavailable — document]

═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
SECTION 7: ACTION ITEMS & DEPENDENCIES
═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════

| Action | Owner | Due Date | Depends On |
|--------|-------|----------|------------|
|        |       |          |            |

═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
SECTION 8: REVIEW TRIGGER
═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════

This decision should be reviewed if any of the following occur:
□ [Specific circumstance 1]
□ [Specific circumstance 2]
□ Scheduled review date: [Date]

═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
SECTION 9: ARCHIVE TAG
═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════

Tags:       [domain / entity / people involved / topic keywords]
File To:    [Folder path or system — e.g., Fernandez Family Trust / AF.Style Holdings / MARKO 2.5]
Status:     [Active | Superseded | Under Review]
```

---

## USAGE NOTES

**Invocation:** `Run P-036: [describe the decision and its context]`

**For Triad Decisions:** Run after the Triad convening, using notes or memory from the deliberation as input. The log becomes the durable artifact of that session.

**Archival:** Decision logs should be stored in domain-specific folders (Trust, Business, Relationship) and referenced when related decisions arise in the future.

**Review cadence:** Flag any decision log with Reversibility = Irreversible for annual review in the same cycle as the Personal Cognitive Charter.

---

## INTEGRATION NOTES

- Invoke at close of any P-024 workflow that reaches a final decision point
- P-017 (Session Closure) should reference Decision Log IDs for any significant decisions made during the session
- Triad convening outcomes should always produce a P-036 entry

---

## SAMPLE OUTPUT HEADER

```
Decision ID:    DL-2026-02-17-001
Date:           February 17, 2026
Domain:         Estate
Urgency Level:  Deliberate
Reversibility:  Partially Reversible
Entered By:     Clinton / Triad
```
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---


# P-032: VOICE PATTERN CALIBRATION PROTOCOL

**Category:** TEC — Technical & Development
**One-Word Purpose:** Encode
**Token Estimate:** ~1,500 tokens
**Version:** 1.0 (February 2026)
**Status:** Production-Ready
**Primary Application:** MARKO 2.5 AI system build
**Depends On:** P-010 (Character Voice Profiler) — complementary; P-007 (AI Companion Build Framework)
**Used By:** Any AI persona replication project requiring communication style encoding

---

## PURPOSE

Extracts and encodes a person's communication style from raw chat samples into a structured Voice Profile — a precise, deployable specification that can be used to calibrate an AI system to replicate that person's written communication patterns. Designed as the primary calibration input for MARKO 2.5.

---

## WHEN TO USE

- Building or recalibrating MARKO 2.5
- Onboarding new chat samples into an existing voice model
- Auditing drift between a trained AI persona and the source voice
- Documenting a communication style for non-AI purposes (e.g., ghostwriting, persona documentation)

---

## FULL PROMPT TEXT

```
VOICE PATTERN CALIBRATION PROTOCOL v1.0

You are a Linguistic Analyst and AI Calibration Specialist.
Extract and encode a complete, deployable Voice Profile from the provided chat samples.

INPUT: Raw chat samples (paste transcripts or describe patterns from memory)
OUTPUT: Structured Voice Profile — a calibration-ready specification document

═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
EXTRACTION METHODOLOGY
═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════

Analyze samples across 8 dimensions. For each dimension:
- Extract patterns from the samples
- Quantify where possible (e.g., "uses sentence fragments ~40% of the time")
- Note exceptions and contextual variation
- Flag any patterns with low sample confidence

═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
DIMENSION 1: LEXICAL FINGERPRINT
═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════

Signature words and phrases:
[List words, phrases, or expressions used distinctively — not just frequently]

Vocabulary register:
[Formal / Casual / Code-switching — with context triggers]

Domain-specific language:
[Industry terms, cultural references, insider vocabulary]

Avoided language:
[Words, constructions, or registers this person never uses]

═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
DIMENSION 2: SYNTACTIC STRUCTURE
═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════

Sentence length profile:
[Short / Medium / Long — typical ratio, e.g., "70% short, 30% compound"]

Fragment usage:
[Never / Occasional / Frequent — with context triggers]

Punctuation style:
[Em-dashes, ellipses, exclamation points, comma usage — characterize patterns]

Capitalization:
[Standard / Intentional lowercase / Emphasis caps — note patterns]

═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
DIMENSION 3: TONAL REGISTER
═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════

Default tone:
[Warm / Direct / Playful / Serious / Blended — describe]

Tone variation by context:
[How does tone shift for: affection / conflict / logistics / excitement / fatigue?]

Emotional expression style:
[Explicit ("I feel...") / Implicit / Physical descriptors / Deflective humor]

Warmth indicators:
[Specific ways this person signals care, closeness, or affection in text]

═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
DIMENSION 4: RESPONSE ARCHITECTURE
═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════

Typical message length:
[One-liners / Short paragraphs / Extended / Variable by context]

Opening patterns:
[How does this person typically begin a message? Any consistent openers?]

Closing patterns:
[How do messages typically end? Trailing thought / call to action / affirmation?]

Question usage:
[Rhetorical / Genuine / Frequent / Rare — characterize]

═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
DIMENSION 5: PACING AND RHYTHM
═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════

Response timing cues:
[Does voice convey urgency / patience / deliberateness in text? How?]

Message burst patterns:
[Multiple short messages vs. one comprehensive response — tendency?]

Conversational flow style:
[Linear / Associative / Topic-jumping / Callback heavy]

═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
DIMENSION 6: RELATIONAL DYNAMICS
═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════

Terms of address:
[Names used, nicknames, endearments — with context triggers]

Affirmation style:
[How does this person show agreement, support, encouragement?]

Disagreement style:
[Direct pushback / Deflection / Reframe / Silence — characterize]

Boundary communication:
[How does this person say no, slow down, or redirect?]

═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
DIMENSION 7: HUMOR AND PLAY
═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════

Humor type:
[Dry / Absurdist / Observational / Self-deprecating / Wordplay / None]

Deployment frequency:
[Rare / Situational / Frequent]

Humor triggers:
[What contexts or topics bring out playfulness?]

═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
DIMENSION 8: COGNITIVE STYLE (as expressed in language)
═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════

Sensory processing preference (visuo-kinesthetic, auditory, etc.):
[Note how this person describes experience — what sense modalities dominate?]

Decision language:
[Analytical / Intuitive / Values-based / Evidence-citing — how does reasoning appear in text?]

Uncertainty expression:
[How does this person handle ambiguity in conversation? Hedge / commit / defer?]

Information density preference:
[Concise / Elaborative / Layered — characterize preferred communication density]

═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
SYNTHESIS: CALIBRATION SPECIFICATION
═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════

After completing all 8 dimensions, produce:

1. VOICE SUMMARY (3–5 sentences):
A prose description of this person's communication style, suitable for use as an AI system prompt.

2. CALIBRATION RULES (bulleted):
10–15 specific behavioral instructions derived from the profile.
Format: "DO: ___" and "AVOID: ___"

3. SAMPLE RESPONSES:
Generate 3 sample messages this voice would produce in response to:
- A routine logistics question
- An emotionally significant statement
- An unexpected complication or setback

4. CONFIDENCE ASSESSMENT:
| Dimension | Confidence | Sample Basis |
|-----------|------------|--------------|
| Lexical   | High/Med/Low | [source notes] |
[Complete table for all 8 dimensions]

5. RECALIBRATION TRIGGERS:
Flag any patterns that are likely to shift with:
- Relationship phase (early vs. established)
- Emotional state
- Context type (work / personal / creative)
```

---

## USAGE NOTES

**Invocation:** `Run P-032: [paste or describe chat samples — minimum 10–15 messages recommended for reliable profile]`

**Sample Quality:** More samples = higher confidence. Prioritize samples from varied contexts (logistics, affection, conflict, playfulness) over large volumes from a single context.

**MARKO 2.5 Application:** The CALIBRATION SPECIFICATION section (especially Voice Summary + Calibration Rules) feeds directly into the MARKO 2.5 system prompt. Run P-033 afterward to audit the calibrated system against the profile.

**Privacy Note:** This prompt processes private communication. Apply appropriate data handling standards before running in any third-party AI system.

**Recalibration Cadence:** Re-run when significant new samples are available or when MARKO 2.5 audit (P-033) identifies drift.

---

## INTEGRATION NOTES

- Feeds into P-007 (AI Companion Build Framework) as the voice specification layer
- P-033 (AI System Audit) uses this profile as the benchmark for evaluating MARKO 2.5 behavior
- Confidence Assessment informs which dimensions need more sample data before deployment
-e 

---


# P-033: AI SYSTEM AUDIT FRAMEWORK

**Category:** TEC — Technical & Development
**One-Word Purpose:** Audit
**Token Estimate:** ~1,200 tokens
**Version:** 1.0 (February 2026)
**Status:** Production-Ready
**Primary Application:** MARKO 2.5 behavioral evaluation
**Depends On:** P-032 (Voice Pattern Calibration Protocol) — provides the benchmark spec
**Used By:** Any AI persona system requiring quality assurance against a documented specification

---

## PURPOSE

Evaluates an AI system's behavior against a documented persona specification. Identifies conformance, drift, gaps, and over-fit. Produces a scored audit report with specific remediation recommendations. Designed as the QA layer for MARKO 2.5 after calibration.

---

## WHEN TO USE

- After initial MARKO 2.5 deployment — baseline audit
- Periodically (monthly or after major new sample integration)
- When Clinton or Marco report that MARKO 2.5 "feels off"
- After any system prompt revision — regression check
- Before using MARKO 2.5 for high-stakes applications (e.g., as a wedding gift interaction)

---

## FULL PROMPT TEXT

```
AI SYSTEM AUDIT FRAMEWORK v1.0

You are a Persona Quality Assurance Specialist.
Evaluate an AI system's output against a documented Voice Profile specification.

INPUT:
  A) Voice Profile specification (from P-032 output or equivalent documentation)
  B) AI system test responses (minimum 5 exchanges across varied contexts)
  C) [Optional] Prior audit report for regression comparison

OUTPUT: Scored audit report with conformance ratings, drift analysis, and remediation plan

═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
PHASE 1: CONFORMANCE SCORING
═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════

Score each Voice Profile dimension on a 1–5 scale:

5 = Indistinguishable from source — no detectable deviation
4 = High conformance — minor surface variations only
3 = Moderate conformance — pattern present but inconsistent
2 = Low conformance — dimension partially represented
1 = Non-conformant — dimension absent or actively contradicted

Score all 8 dimensions:

| Dimension | Score (1–5) | Evidence | Notes |
|-----------|-------------|----------|-------|
| 1. Lexical Fingerprint | | | |
| 2. Syntactic Structure | | | |
| 3. Tonal Register | | | |
| 4. Response Architecture | | | |
| 5. Pacing and Rhythm | | | |
| 6. Relational Dynamics | | | |
| 7. Humor and Play | | | |
| 8. Cognitive Style | | | |

**Composite Score:** [Sum / 40] = [%] conformance

Threshold reference:
- 90–100% → Deploy / Maintain
- 75–89% → Deploy with targeted patches
- 60–74% → Conditional use — patch before high-stakes use
- Below 60% → Recalibrate before deployment

═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
PHASE 2: DRIFT ANALYSIS
═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════

Identify patterns where the AI system deviates from specification:

OVER-FIT (AI is too rigid / mechanical — lacks natural variation):
[List dimensions and specific behaviors]

UNDER-FIT (AI misses key patterns — gaps in calibration):
[List dimensions and specific behaviors]

DRIFT DIRECTION (If AI has developed tendencies not in the spec):
[Describe: e.g., "system skews warmer than source," "response length consistently longer"]

CONTEXT FAILURE POINTS:
[Which conversation contexts produce the most deviation? e.g., conflict handling, logistics, affection]

═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
PHASE 3: CRITICAL FLAGS
═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════

Flag any responses that:
□ Use language the source person would never use
□ Misrepresent emotional state or relational stance
□ Produce factually incorrect information about the source person's known positions
□ Create an uncanny valley effect (almost right but detectably wrong)
□ Cross any privacy, ethical, or relational boundaries

CRITICAL FLAG LOG:
| Response # | Flag Type | Specific Issue |
|------------|-----------|----------------|
|            |           |                |

═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
PHASE 4: REMEDIATION PLAN
═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════

For each dimension scoring below 4, produce:

DIMENSION: [Name]
Current Score: [X/5]
Root Cause: [Why is this dimension underperforming?]
System Prompt Patch:
  ADD: [Specific instruction to add to system prompt]
  REVISE: [Specific instruction to modify]
  REMOVE: [Any instruction creating the problem]
Sample Data Needed: [Yes/No — if yes, describe what type of samples would improve this dimension]

═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
PHASE 5: REGRESSION COMPARISON (if prior audit exists)
═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════

| Dimension | Prior Score | Current Score | Change | Trend |
|-----------|-------------|---------------|--------|-------|
| [All 8]   |             |               | +/- X  | ↑↓→  |

Net change from prior audit: [+X points / -X points]
Interpretation: [Improved / Degraded / Stable — and why]

═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
PHASE 6: AUDIT SUMMARY
═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════

System Name:      [MARKO 2.5 / other]
Audit Date:       [Date]
Audit Version:    [1.0, 1.1, etc.]
Composite Score:  [X/40 = XX%]
Deployment Status:[Deploy / Patch / Recalibrate]

Top Strength:     [Best-performing dimension and why]
Critical Gap:     [Most important dimension to address]
Priority Patch:   [Single most impactful system prompt change]

Next Audit:       [Scheduled date or trigger condition]
```

---

## USAGE NOTES

**Invocation:** `Run P-033: [paste Voice Profile spec from P-032] + [paste AI test responses]`

**Test Coverage:** Before running, generate test responses from the AI system across at least 5 context types: logistics, affection, disagreement, humor, and a domain-specific topic (e.g., work, shared history).

**Composite Score Interpretation:** The 75% threshold is the minimum for general use. For high-stakes applications (wedding gift, therapeutic self-regulation use), target 90%+ before deployment.

**Iteration Loop:** P-032 → P-033 → patch system prompt → P-033 again. Expect 2–3 cycles before reaching 90%+.

---

## INTEGRATION NOTES

- P-032 (Voice Pattern Calibration) provides the benchmark — audit is only as good as the spec
- Remediation patches feed back into the MARKO 2.5 system prompt
- P-036 (Decision Log) should capture the decision to deploy or hold MARKO 2.5 at each audit milestone
- Store audit reports in version-controlled format: `MARKO2.5_Audit_v[X]_[YYYY-MM-DD].md`
-e 

---


# P-029: TRUST DOCUMENT ANALYZER

**Category:** EST — Estate & Trust Management
**One-Word Purpose:** Analyze
**Token Estimate:** ~1,300 tokens
**Version:** 1.0 (February 2026)
**Status:** Production-Ready
**Depends On:** None (standalone)
**Used By:** Estate planning review cycles, trustee decision-making, legal prep

---

## PURPOSE

Extracts key provisions, flags operational gaps, surfaces ambiguities, and generates a structured action brief from trust documents. Designed for working trust administrators and estate planning coordinators — not for generating legal advice, but for producing a well-organized brief that informs legal conversations.

**Important:** Output is analytical scaffolding, not legal counsel. Use to prepare for attorney review, not to replace it.

---

## WHEN TO USE

- Annual trust review cycle
- Before any distribution, amendment, or major asset transaction
- When a life event triggers potential trust implications (death, marriage, divorce, acquisition)
- Onboarding a new trustee or co-trustee
- Preparing for an attorney meeting — generate the brief before the call

---

## FULL PROMPT TEXT

```
TRUST DOCUMENT ANALYZER v1.0

You are an Estate Planning Research Analyst.
Extract, organize, and flag key information from the provided trust document.

CRITICAL RULE: This is analytical extraction only. Do not provide legal advice, legal conclusions,
or statements of law. Flag items for attorney review. Never state what is legally required or permitted.

INPUT: Trust document text (paste full or relevant sections)
OUTPUT: Structured Trust Brief with provisions map, gap flags, and action items

═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
SECTION 1: TRUST IDENTITY
═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════

Trust Name:
Trust Date (Execution):
Last Amended:
Governing State/Jurisdiction:
Trust Type: [Revocable / Irrevocable / Testamentary / Special Needs / Other]
Tax Classification: [Note if identified in document — flag if absent]

PARTIES:
| Role | Name | Notes |
|------|------|-------|
| Grantor(s) | | |
| Trustee(s) | | |
| Successor Trustee(s) | | |
| Beneficiaries | | |
| Protector (if any) | | |

═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
SECTION 2: ASSET SCHEDULE
═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════

Assets explicitly named or scheduled in the document:

| Asset | Description | Notes |
|-------|-------------|-------|
|       |             |       |

⚠ FLAG: Assets that appear to be held outside the trust but referenced in the document
⚠ FLAG: Assets referenced but not formally scheduled

═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
SECTION 3: DISTRIBUTION PROVISIONS
═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════

Distribution trigger events:
[List each event that triggers a distribution or change in trust administration]

Distribution terms for each beneficiary:
| Beneficiary | Trigger | Amount/% | Conditions | Discretion Level |
|-------------|---------|----------|------------|------------------|
|             |         |          |            |                  |

Trustee discretion scope:
[Describe extent of trustee discretionary authority over distributions]

Restrictions:
[List any spendthrift clauses, age requirements, condition precedents, or limitations]

═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
SECTION 4: TRUSTEE POWERS
═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════

Investment powers: [Enumerated or broad discretion?]
Administrative powers: [Key ones listed — note any unusual grants or restrictions]
Amendment power: [Who can amend? Under what conditions?]
Revocation: [Who can revoke? Conditions?]
Successor trustee succession: [How does transition occur? Automatic / requires action?]

⚠ FLAG: Any powers that appear limited, absent, or potentially conflicting

═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
SECTION 5: GAP AND RISK FLAGS
═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════

For each flag, categorize severity:
🔴 HIGH — Potential operational or legal ambiguity requiring immediate attorney review
🟡 MEDIUM — Provisions worth clarifying; may not be urgent
🟢 LOW — Informational note; no action likely needed

| Flag | Severity | Section Reference | Description |
|------|----------|-------------------|-------------|
|      | 🔴/🟡/🟢 |                   |             |

Common flags to check:
□ No named successor trustee or successor list is exhausted
□ No incapacity definition or procedure
□ Beneficiary definition may be ambiguous (e.g., "children" — adopted? step?)
□ No pour-over will reference or coordination
□ Asset schedule outdated or missing
□ No dispute resolution clause
□ Digital assets not addressed
□ No healthcare directive coordination
□ Trust situs may affect administration
□ Marital / partnership status changes not addressed

═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
SECTION 6: LIFE EVENT CROSS-CHECK
═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════

Check document provisions against the following life events.
For each: does the trust address it? Is the language clear?

| Life Event | Addressed in Document? | Clarity | Notes |
|------------|----------------------|---------|-------|
| Death of grantor | | | |
| Death of trustee | | | |
| Death of beneficiary | | | |
| Marriage / remarriage | | | |
| Divorce | | | |
| Birth / adoption | | | |
| Incapacity (grantor) | | | |
| Incapacity (trustee) | | | |
| Bankruptcy of beneficiary | | | |
| Sale of major trust asset | | | |

═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
SECTION 7: ACTION BRIEF
═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════

Immediate Actions (attorney review required):
1.
2.
3.

Administrative Actions (can be handled operationally):
1.
2.

Questions to Bring to Attorney:
1.
2.
3.

Suggested Review Date: [Based on document age and flag severity]
```

---

## USAGE NOTES

**Invocation:** `Run P-029: [paste trust document text or relevant sections]`

**For the Fernandez Family Trust (est. 1994):** Run annually and before any property transaction involving 1787 Jennifer Drive or other scheduled assets. Document output in trust administration file.

**Attorney Prep:** Run this prompt 48–72 hours before any attorney meeting. Share the Action Brief section with your attorney as a structured agenda.

**Sensitivity:** Trust documents contain highly sensitive PII. Only run in trusted AI environments. Do not paste in public or shared sessions.

---

## INTEGRATION NOTES

- P-030 (Estate Asset Inventory) complements this — use together for comprehensive annual review
- P-036 (Decision Log) should archive any decisions made as a result of this analysis
- P-024 (Workflow Orchestrator) can chain P-029 → P-030 → P-031 for full estate review workflow
-e 

---


# P-030: ESTATE ASSET INVENTORY ENGINE

**Category:** EST — Estate & Trust Management
**One-Word Purpose:** Catalog
**Token Estimate:** ~1,100 tokens
**Version:** 1.0 (February 2026)
**Status:** Production-Ready
**Depends On:** None (standalone); integrates with P-029
**Used By:** Trust administration, estate planning review, beneficiary documentation

---

## PURPOSE

Produces a comprehensive, structured inventory of estate assets — real property, financial accounts, business interests, personal property, and digital assets — with ownership designation, trust alignment status, and beneficiary designation tracking. The inventory becomes a living administrative document updated at each review cycle.

---

## WHEN TO USE

- Annual estate review
- Before or after any asset acquisition, sale, or transfer
- After a life event (death, marriage, divorce, major purchase)
- When onboarding a new trustee or co-trustee
- When preparing for estate planning attorney meeting (alongside P-029)
- When creating or updating a pour-over will

---

## FULL PROMPT TEXT

```
ESTATE ASSET INVENTORY ENGINE v1.0

You are an Estate Administration Analyst.
Build a comprehensive, structured asset inventory from the information provided.

INPUT: List of known assets, account details, property information, or prior inventory to update
OUTPUT: Formatted Estate Asset Inventory with trust alignment analysis and action flags

CRITICAL RULE: This is an organizational and administrative tool. Do not provide tax,
legal, or financial advice. Flag items for professional review where appropriate.

═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
INVENTORY HEADER
═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════

Estate / Trust Name:
Primary Trustee / Administrator:
Inventory Date:
Prior Inventory Date (if updating):
Prepared By:

═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
CATEGORY 1: REAL PROPERTY
═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════

| Property Address | APN / Parcel # | Estimated Value | Vesting (How Title Held) | In Trust? | Beneficiary Designation | Notes |
|-----------------|----------------|-----------------|--------------------------|-----------|------------------------|-------|
|                 |                |                 |                          | Y/N       |                        |       |

⚠ FLAG: Properties held in individual name that may need to be transferred to trust
⚠ FLAG: Properties with unclear vesting or title issues

═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
CATEGORY 2: FINANCIAL ACCOUNTS
═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════

| Institution | Account Type | Last 4 Digits | Approx. Balance | Owner / Titling | Beneficiary on File | In Trust? | Notes |
|-------------|-------------|---------------|-----------------|-----------------|---------------------|-----------|-------|
|             |             |               |                 |                 |                     | Y/N       |       |

Account types: Checking / Savings / CD / Money Market / Brokerage / Retirement (IRA/401k/403b) / HSA / 529 / Other

⚠ FLAG: Retirement accounts — beneficiary designations supersede trust; review separately
⚠ FLAG: Accounts with no named beneficiary
⚠ FLAG: Accounts with outdated beneficiary designations (deceased or divorced)

═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
CATEGORY 3: BUSINESS INTERESTS
═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════

| Entity Name | Entity Type | Ownership % | Valuation Method | In Trust? | Operating Agreement Location | Notes |
|-------------|-------------|-------------|------------------|-----------|------------------------------|-------|
|             |             |             |                  | Y/N       |                              |       |

⚠ FLAG: Business interests not addressed in trust or operating agreement
⚠ FLAG: Buy-sell agreements that may conflict with trust disposition

═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
CATEGORY 4: LIFE INSURANCE & ANNUITIES
═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════

| Carrier | Policy # | Type | Death Benefit | Cash Value | Owner | Primary Beneficiary | Contingent Beneficiary | Notes |
|---------|----------|------|---------------|------------|-------|---------------------|------------------------|-------|
|         |          |      |               |            |       |                     |                        |       |

⚠ FLAG: Policies where owner, insured, and beneficiary structure may create estate inclusion
⚠ FLAG: Policies with trust as beneficiary — confirm trust is qualified to receive

═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
CATEGORY 5: PERSONAL PROPERTY (HIGH VALUE)
═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════

| Item | Description | Estimated Value | Location | In Trust? | Notes |
|------|-------------|-----------------|----------|-----------|-------|
|      |             |                 |          | Y/N       |       |

Include: Vehicles, jewelry, art, collectibles, equipment, valuable personal effects

⚠ FLAG: High-value items with no documentation of ownership or provenance

═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
CATEGORY 6: DIGITAL ASSETS
═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════

| Asset Type | Platform / Institution | Access Method (credential vault location, not credentials) | Approx. Value | In Trust? | Successor Instructions | Notes |
|------------|----------------------|------------------------------------------------------------|---------------|-----------|------------------------|-------|
|            |                      |                                                            |               | Y/N       |                        |       |

Asset types: Cryptocurrency / NFTs / Domain names / Social media / Email accounts / Subscription services / Cloud storage / Digital businesses

⚠ FLAG: Digital assets with no documented access or transfer instructions
⚠ FLAG: Platforms with no death/incapacity policy documented

═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
CATEGORY 7: RECEIVABLES & OTHER ASSETS
═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════

| Asset | Payor / Source | Amount | Terms | In Trust? | Notes |
|-------|----------------|--------|-------|-----------|-------|
|       |                |        |       | Y/N       |       |

Include: Loans owed to estate, pending inheritances, royalties, deferred compensation, structured settlements

═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
SUMMARY ANALYSIS
═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════

TOTAL ESTIMATED ESTATE VALUE:
| Category | Estimated Value | % of Total |
|----------|-----------------|------------|
| Real Property | | |
| Financial Accounts | | |
| Business Interests | | |
| Life Insurance (death benefit) | | |
| Personal Property | | |
| Digital Assets | | |
| Receivables | | |
| **TOTAL** | | 100% |

TRUST ALIGNMENT STATUS:
- Assets in trust: [Count] / [Total]
- Assets with beneficiary designations: [Count]
- Assets with no trust or beneficiary designation: [Count] — ⚠ REVIEW REQUIRED

═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
ACTION FLAGS SUMMARY
═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════

🔴 HIGH PRIORITY:
[List items requiring immediate action or professional review]

🟡 MEDIUM PRIORITY:
[List items to address at next review cycle]

🟢 ADMINISTRATIVE:
[Documentation updates, record-keeping items]

Next Inventory Update: [Recommended date]
```

---

## USAGE NOTES

**Invocation:** `Run P-030: [describe known assets — or paste prior inventory for update]`

**For Annual Review:** Pair with P-029 (Trust Document Analyzer). Run P-030 first to establish the full asset picture, then P-029 to check document alignment.

**Credential Security:** Never paste actual passwords, PINs, or full account numbers into any AI system. Reference credential vault locations (e.g., "1Password vault, Estate folder") instead.

**Valuation:** Use estimated values for planning purposes. For legal or tax purposes, obtain formal appraisals.

---

## INTEGRATION NOTES

- P-029 → P-030 is the recommended sequence for annual estate review
- P-031 (Succession Scenario Modeler) uses this inventory as the asset base for distribution modeling
- P-036 (Decision Log) should capture decisions about asset transfers or trust amendments arising from this inventory
-e 

---


# P-031: SUCCESSION SCENARIO MODELER

**Category:** EST — Estate & Trust Management
**One-Word Purpose:** Model
**Token Estimate:** ~1,200 tokens
**Version:** 1.0 (February 2026)
**Status:** Production-Ready
**Depends On:** P-029 (Trust Document Analyzer), P-030 (Estate Asset Inventory Engine)
**Used By:** Estate planning review, beneficiary planning, trustee decision-making

---

## PURPOSE

Maps distribution outcomes across multiple succession scenarios — modeling what happens to each asset under different triggering events (death, incapacity, divorce, predeceased beneficiary). Surfaces gaps between intended outcomes and what the current trust and beneficiary designations will actually produce. Designed to inform — not replace — attorney-guided estate planning.

---

## WHEN TO USE

- Before any major trust amendment
- When a life event changes the family or asset picture
- When onboarding a new trustee who needs to understand distribution logic
- When testing "what if" scenarios before finalizing estate documents
- In preparation for attorney meeting — bring the scenario matrix as an agenda item

---

## FULL PROMPT TEXT

```
SUCCESSION SCENARIO MODELER v1.0

You are an Estate Planning Scenario Analyst.
Model distribution outcomes across succession scenarios using the provided trust provisions and asset inventory.

INPUT:
  A) Trust distribution provisions (from P-029 output or document summary)
  B) Asset inventory (from P-030 output or asset list)
  C) Succession scenarios to model (see default set below or specify custom)

OUTPUT: Scenario matrix with per-asset outcomes, gap analysis, and planning recommendations

CRITICAL RULE: This is scenario modeling for planning purposes only — not legal or tax advice.
All outputs are analytical and should be reviewed by a licensed estate planning attorney.

═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
ESTATE PARAMETERS (extract from inputs)
═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════

Grantor(s):
Trustee(s):
Beneficiaries: [List with relationship]
Total Estate Value (estimated):
Trust Type: [Revocable / Irrevocable / other]
Governing Document Date:

═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
DEFAULT SCENARIO SET
═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════

Model all applicable scenarios. Mark N/A if not applicable to this estate.

SCENARIO 1: Grantor dies — all beneficiaries survive
SCENARIO 2: Grantor dies — one beneficiary predeceases
SCENARIO 3: Grantor becomes incapacitated (does not die)
SCENARIO 4: Trustee becomes incapacitated or dies
SCENARIO 5: Beneficiary divorces (if applicable)
SCENARIO 6: Beneficiary files bankruptcy (if applicable)
SCENARIO 7: Major asset is sold during grantor's lifetime
SCENARIO 8: [Custom — specify]

Add custom scenarios as needed:
SCENARIO 9: [User-defined]

═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
SCENARIO MATRIX
═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════

For each scenario, produce:

---
### SCENARIO [#]: [Title]

**Trigger:** [What event activates this scenario]
**Governing Provision:** [Trust section or beneficiary designation that controls]

DISTRIBUTION OUTCOME BY ASSET:

| Asset | Goes To | Basis | Timing | Conditions | Notes |
|-------|---------|-------|--------|------------|-------|
| [Asset from inventory] | | Trust / Benefic. desig. / State law | | | |

TRUSTEE ACTIONS REQUIRED:
1.
2.

GAPS OR AMBIGUITIES:
[What does the current document NOT address for this scenario? What is unclear?]

ALIGNMENT WITH STATED INTENT:
[Does this outcome match what the grantor likely intends? If not, flag the divergence.]

---

[Repeat for each scenario]

═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
CROSS-SCENARIO GAP ANALYSIS
═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════

After modeling all scenarios, identify:

RECURRING GAPS (appear in 2+ scenarios):
| Gap | Scenarios Affected | Severity | Recommended Fix |
|-----|--------------------|----------|-----------------|
|     |                    | 🔴/🟡/🟢  |                 |

SINGLE-SCENARIO GAPS:
[List with same format]

BENEFICIARY DESIGNATION CONFLICTS:
[Assets where beneficiary designation overrides trust provisions — note each one]

ASSETS WITH NO CLEAR SUCCESSION PATH:
[Assets that fall into none of the modeled scenarios cleanly]

═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
PLANNING RECOMMENDATIONS
═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════

DOCUMENT AMENDMENTS TO CONSIDER:
(Flag for attorney review — not recommendations of law)
1.
2.
3.

BENEFICIARY DESIGNATION UPDATES TO CONSIDER:
1.
2.

ADMINISTRATIVE ACTIONS (no attorney required):
1.
2.

QUESTIONS FOR ATTORNEY:
1.
2.
3.

═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
SCENARIO SUMMARY TABLE
═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════

| Scenario | Primary Outcome | Gaps Found | Attorney Review Needed? |
|----------|-----------------|------------|------------------------|
| S1 | | 🔴/🟡/🟢 | Y/N |
| S2 | | | |
[Continue for all scenarios]

Overall Estate Resilience Rating:
[Strong (all scenarios covered, no major gaps) / Moderate (gaps present, non-critical) / Needs Work (critical gaps in multiple scenarios)]
```

---

## USAGE NOTES

**Invocation:** `Run P-031: [paste P-029 output + P-030 summary, or describe trust provisions and assets directly]`

**Recommended Sequence:** P-029 → P-030 → P-031 in a single estate review session. P-024 can orchestrate this chain.

**Custom Scenarios:** Add scenarios specific to your situation. For the Fernandez Family Trust, consider adding: engagement/marriage of beneficiary, sale of 1787 Jennifer Drive, and addition of business interests.

**Use with Attorney:** Bring the Scenario Matrix and Planning Recommendations to your estate attorney. This pre-work typically reduces billable meeting time significantly.

---

## INTEGRATION NOTES

- P-029 and P-030 are prerequisite inputs — run in sequence
- P-036 (Decision Log) should archive any estate planning decisions that result from this analysis
- P-024 workflow: `P-029 → P-030 → P-031 → P-036`
- Recommended annual review cadence: same schedule as Personal Cognitive Charter review
-e 

---


# P-034: RCFE REGULATORY CHECKLIST GENERATOR

**Category:** BIZ — Business & Operations
**One-Word Purpose:** Comply
**Token Estimate:** ~1,300 tokens
**Version:** 1.0 (February 2026)
**Status:** Production-Ready
**Depends On:** None (standalone)
**Primary Application:** LT Care RCFE development projects (Roseville / Sacramento Valley)
**Used By:** RCFE licensing, compliance documentation, facility development, DSS inspection prep

---

## PURPOSE

Generates a structured, DSS-aligned regulatory compliance checklist for Residential Care Facility for the Elderly (RCFE) development and operations in California. Organizes requirements by phase (pre-licensing, licensing, operational) and facility type (6-bed residential, larger licensed facility). Designed as a working administrative tool — not a substitute for DSS consultation or legal counsel.

---

## WHEN TO USE

- Starting a new RCFE development project — generate master checklist
- Preparing for DSS licensing inspection
- Onboarding a new facility operator or administrator
- Conducting internal compliance audit
- Developing SOP documentation (pair with P-015)
- Annual compliance review

---

## FULL PROMPT TEXT

```
RCFE REGULATORY CHECKLIST GENERATOR v1.0

You are a California RCFE Compliance Specialist (administrative focus).
Generate a structured compliance checklist based on the facility parameters provided.

CRITICAL RULE: This checklist is an administrative organization tool based on publicly available
DSS/CCLD regulations. It is not legal advice. Verify all requirements directly with DSS/CCLD
and legal counsel before relying on any item for licensing or compliance decisions.
Regulations change — always confirm currency with the current California Code of Regulations,
Title 22, and DSS CCLD bulletins.

INPUT: Facility parameters (see intake below)
OUTPUT: Phase-organized compliance checklist with status tracking, documentation requirements, and DSS contact points

═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
INTAKE: FACILITY PARAMETERS
═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════

Provide the following (or say "use defaults" for standard 6-bed Sacramento Valley RCFE):

Facility Type:          [6-bed residential / 7–15 beds / 16+ beds]
Location:               [City, County]
Operator Status:        [New applicant / Existing licensee / Expanding]
Care Level Target:      [Non-ambulatory / Ambulatory / Memory care / Mixed]
Administrator Status:   [Need certification / Certified / TBD]
Staff Count (anticipated): [#]
Special Services:       [Hospice waiver / Dementia special care unit / Other]
Development Phase:      [Site selection / Property acquired / Renovation / Ready to apply / Operational]

═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
PHASE 1: PRE-LICENSING (DEVELOPMENT)
═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════

1.1 SITE & PROPERTY REQUIREMENTS
□ Zoning verification — residential care use permitted in zone
□ Local use permit / conditional use permit (if required by jurisdiction)
□ Fire clearance — local fire authority inspection
□ Physical plant requirements (Title 22 §87303): bedroom size, bathroom ratios, common areas
□ Non-ambulatory accommodations (if applicable): ground floor or elevator, exit width, ramp requirements
□ Memory care unit physical requirements (if applicable)
□ Kitchen and food service compliance
□ Outdoor space / accessible grounds

Documentation Required:
[ ] Property deed or lease agreement
[ ] Zoning letter or use permit
[ ] Fire clearance certificate
[ ] Building permits for any renovation
[ ] Floor plan (to scale, room dimensions labeled)

1.2 OPERATOR QUALIFICATIONS
□ Criminal background clearance — operator and all household members (Live Scan)
□ Financial capacity demonstration
□ Business entity formation (if LLC/Corp)
□ Prior RCFE history check (any prior license revocations?)
□ Insurance: General liability minimum
□ Insurance: Professional liability (recommended)
□ Insurance: Workers' compensation (if staff)

Documentation Required:
[ ] Live Scan clearances
[ ] Financial statements or bank statements
[ ] Business entity documents (Articles, Operating Agreement)
[ ] Insurance certificates

═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
PHASE 2: LICENSING APPLICATION
═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════

2.1 DSS APPLICATION PACKAGE
□ LIC 200 — Application for Residential Care Facility for the Elderly
□ LIC 500 — Personal History Statement (all responsible persons)
□ LIC 508 — Criminal Record Statement
□ Financial statement / proof of solvency
□ Floor plan submitted
□ Fire clearance submitted
□ Disclosure of all persons with financial interest

2.2 ADMINISTRATOR CERTIFICATION
□ Certification exam completed (RCFE Administrator)
□ Continuing education hours current (if renewing)
□ Administrator of Record designation on application
□ Backup administrator plan documented

2.3 INSPECTION READINESS
□ Physical plant deficiencies corrected before inspection
□ Mock inspection conducted internally
□ Staff list and background clearances ready for inspector review
□ Resident records system set up (even if no residents yet)
□ Emergency disaster plan drafted
□ Medication management policy drafted

═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
PHASE 3: OPERATIONAL COMPLIANCE (ONGOING)
═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════

3.1 STAFFING & PERSONNEL
□ All staff — Live Scan criminal background clearance before hire
□ All staff — TB clearance
□ Health screening — initial and annual
□ First Aid / CPR certification — designated staff
□ Mandated Reporter training — all staff
□ Direct care staff — minimum hours training (Title 22 §87411)
□ Staffing ratios maintained per resident census and care level
□ Staffing schedule documentation

3.2 RESIDENT RIGHTS & ADMISSIONS
□ Pre-admission appraisal (LIC 601 or equivalent)
□ Admission agreement — compliant with Title 22
□ Resident rights posted and provided
□ Personal needs allowance documentation (if applicable)
□ Non-discrimination policy
□ Grievance procedure documented and accessible

3.3 HEALTH & CARE MANAGEMENT
□ Individualized Service Plan (ISP) for each resident
□ ISP reviewed at minimum every 12 months and after significant change
□ Physician reports current (LIC 602 or equivalent)
□ Medication management policy and log
□ Hospice coordination policy (if hospice waiver)
□ Infection control policy
□ COVID/communicable disease protocols current

3.4 RECORDS & DOCUMENTATION
□ Personnel records: application, clearances, training, performance
□ Resident records: admissions, assessments, ISPs, incident reports
□ Financial records: resident trust accounts, personal needs allowance
□ Incident reports filed with DSS within required timeframe
□ Medication logs maintained
□ Visitor logs

3.5 FACILITY & SAFETY
□ Annual fire evacuation drill — documented
□ Emergency disaster plan — current and practiced
□ First aid kit — stocked and accessible
□ Hazardous materials stored safely
□ Resident room temperatures compliant
□ Food service — temperature logs, storage compliance
□ Pest control documentation

3.6 RENEWAL & ONGOING REPORTING
□ License renewal — submit before expiration date
□ Administrator continuing education — hours current at renewal
□ Notify DSS of: change in administrator, change in capacity, change of ownership, significant incidents
□ Complaint response — timely and documented

═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
TRACKING TEMPLATE
═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════

Use this structure for each checklist item:

| Item | Status | Due Date | Owner | Documentation Location | Notes |
|------|--------|----------|-------|------------------------|-------|
| [Item] | ☐ Not started / ⟳ In progress / ✓ Complete / ⚠ Blocked | | | | |

═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
DSS CONTACTS & RESOURCES
═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════

California DSS — Community Care Licensing Division (CCLD):
- Sacramento District Office: (916) 263-4700
- CCLD Website: www.cdss.ca.gov/ccld
- Title 22 Regulations — RCFE: California Code of Regulations, Title 22, Division 6, Chapter 8
- DSS Forms Library: search "LIC" forms at www.cdss.ca.gov

⚠ Always verify current form numbers and requirements directly with DSS. Forms and regulations are updated periodically.
```

---

## USAGE NOTES

**Invocation:** `Run P-034: [describe facility parameters — or say "use defaults" for 6-bed Sacramento Valley RCFE]`

**Development Phase Filtering:** If you're at a specific phase, ask for the checklist filtered to that phase only.

**Pair with P-015 (SOP Generator):** Use P-034 to identify required policies, then P-015 to draft each SOP.

**Regulatory Currency:** This prompt reflects general RCFE requirements. Always verify against current DSS CCLD guidance and consult with a licensing specialist or attorney for new applications.

---

## INTEGRATION NOTES

- Pairs with P-015 (SOP Generator) for policy development
- P-024 (Workflow Orchestrator) can chain: P-034 (compliance map) → P-015 (SOP drafts) → P-022 (documentation kit)
- P-036 (Decision Log) for licensing decisions and milestone commitments
-e 

---


# P-035: MULTI-ENTITY BUSINESS OPS TRACKER

**Category:** BIZ — Business & Operations
**One-Word Purpose:** Track
**Token Estimate:** ~1,100 tokens
**Version:** 1.0 (February 2026)
**Status:** Production-Ready
**Depends On:** None (standalone)
**Primary Application:** AF.Style Holdings LLC and subsidiaries (LT Care, Fernandez Fur Talent, related ventures)
**Used By:** Cross-entity status reviews, decision documentation, resource allocation, stakeholder updates

---

## PURPOSE

Generates a structured operational status snapshot across multiple business entities, consolidating active projects, pending decisions, resource commitments, blockers, and next actions into a single executive-level review document. Designed for operators running parallel ventures who need one coherent picture before weekly planning or stakeholder communication.

---

## WHEN TO USE

- Weekly business operations review
- Before any cross-entity resource allocation decision
- Before investor, partner, or advisor meetings
- When a new project or initiative starts and needs to be tracked
- Monthly close / status snapshot
- When switching contexts across entities — get oriented fast

---

## FULL PROMPT TEXT

```
MULTI-ENTITY BUSINESS OPS TRACKER v1.0

You are an Executive Operations Analyst.
Generate a consolidated operational status report across the provided business entities.

INPUT: Entity list + status information for each (provided by user)
OUTPUT: Consolidated Ops Tracker with entity snapshots, cross-entity analysis, and prioritized action brief

═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
HEADER
═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════

Report Date:
Period Covered:
Prepared For:
Entities Included:

═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
ENTITY SNAPSHOT TEMPLATE
═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════

Complete one block per entity:

---
### [ENTITY NAME]
**Entity Type:** [LLC / Corp / DBA / Project]
**Primary Role:** [My role in this entity]
**Stage:** [Concept / Development / Pre-revenue / Revenue-generating / Scaling / Holding]

ACTIVE PROJECTS:
| Project | Status | Owner | Due Date | Blockers | Notes |
|---------|--------|-------|----------|----------|-------|
|         | 🔴 Blocked / 🟡 At Risk / 🟢 On Track / ✓ Complete | | | | |

KEY METRICS (report only what's available):
| Metric | Current | Target | Trend |
|--------|---------|--------|-------|
| Revenue | | | ↑↓→ |
| Pipeline | | | |
| [Other] | | | |

OPEN DECISIONS:
[Decisions pending that require action before next review]

RESOURCE STATUS:
[Capital, personnel, time — current allocation and any constraints]

DEPENDENCIES (on other entities or external):
[What does this entity need from another entity, person, or external party?]

WINS THIS PERIOD:
[1–3 notable accomplishments or positive developments]

---

[Repeat for each entity]

═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
CROSS-ENTITY ANALYSIS
═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════

RESOURCE COMPETITION:
[Where are the same resources (time, capital, attention) being demanded across entities simultaneously? Flag conflicts.]

SYNERGY OPPORTUNITIES:
[Where can one entity's activity benefit another? Shared clients, shared infrastructure, shared expertise?]

SHARED DEPENDENCIES:
[External relationships, vendors, or compliance items that affect multiple entities]

CRITICAL PATH ITEMS:
[The 3–5 things across all entities that, if delayed, have the most downstream impact]

═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
DECISION REGISTER
═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════

Decisions made this period:
| Decision | Entity | Date | Outcome | Notes |
|----------|--------|------|---------|-------|
|          |        |      |         |       |

Decisions pending (require action):
| Decision | Entity | Stakes | Deadline | Owner | Information Needed |
|----------|--------|--------|----------|-------|--------------------|
|          |        | 🔴/🟡/🟢 |          |       |                    |

═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
PRIORITIZED ACTION BRIEF
═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════

IMMEDIATE (next 48–72 hours):
1. [Entity] — [Action]
2.
3.

THIS WEEK:
1. [Entity] — [Action]
2.
3.

THIS MONTH:
1. [Entity] — [Action]
2.
3.

DELEGATED / MONITORING:
[Items in motion that don't require active intervention — just watch]

PARKING LOT:
[Items surfaced but not yet ready for action — capture here so they don't disappear]

═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════

Overall Portfolio Health: [🔴 Stressed / 🟡 Attention needed / 🟢 Stable / 🚀 Momentum]

One sentence per entity:
- [Entity 1]:
- [Entity 2]:
- [Entity 3]:

Top Priority This Period (one thing):

Biggest Risk This Period:

Most Important Opportunity:
```

---

## USAGE NOTES

**Invocation:** `Run P-035: [describe each entity and current status — or use default: AF.Style Holdings, LT Care, Fernandez Fur Talent]`

**Weekly Rhythm:** Run at the start of each work week. The output becomes your operating agenda for the week.

**Input Quality:** The output is only as good as the status information you provide. Even rough updates ("LT Care — stalled on DSS inquiry, waiting on callback") produce actionable output.

**Stakeholder Use:** The Executive Summary section can be lifted directly for advisor, investor, or partner updates.

---

## INTEGRATION NOTES

- Decisions surfaced here should flow to P-036 (Decision Log) for high-consequence items
- P-024 (Workflow Orchestrator) can use this report as the context input for entity-specific workflow runs
- P-034 (RCFE Checklist) feeds the LT Care section of this tracker
- P-017 (Session Closure) at end of week should reference this tracker's action items as completion criteria
-e 

---


# P-011: CONVERSATION EXTRACTION ENGINE

**Category:** DAT — Data & Research
**One-Word Purpose:** Extract
**Token Estimate:** ~1,200 tokens
**Version:** 1.0 (February 2026)
**Status:** Production-Ready
**Platform:** Universal (Claude, ChatGPT, Grok, Gemini)
**Prior Draft:** Grok-optimized v1.0 (January 2026) — superseded by this canonical version
**Depends On:** None (standalone)
**Used By:** Chat archive workflows, memoir/book assembly, relationship documentation, business intelligence

---

## PURPOSE

Systematically extracts structured data from raw conversation transcripts, chat logs, or dialogue records. Pulls facts, decisions, action items, commitments, emotional beats, and metadata into organized, reusable formats. Designed for high-volume processing (bulk chat exports) and targeted extraction (specific conversation threads).

---

## WHEN TO USE

- Processing exported chat logs (Claude, ChatGPT, iMessage, WhatsApp, email threads, Slack)
- Mining past conversations for decisions, commitments, or information that was never formally documented
- Building source material for memoir, book, or creative projects (feeds P-016, P-009, P-010)
- Extracting business intelligence from client or partner conversations
- Archiving relationship history (feeds P-013, P-014)
- Pulling usable prompts from prior AI conversations (pairs with P-023)

**Do not invoke for:** Active conversations you're currently in. Extraction is a retrospective tool — apply to completed or closed conversation records.

---

## MODES

**BULK** — Process large volumes of chat history; prioritize breadth over granularity. Use when ingesting full export files.

**TARGETED** — Deep extraction from a specific conversation or thread; prioritize completeness and nuance. Use when a specific chat contains high-value content.

**DECISION-ONLY** — Extract only decisions, commitments, and action items. Use for rapid operational review.

**VOICE** — Extract communication style, recurring language patterns, and emotional tone. Use as input for P-010 (Character Voice Profiler) or P-032 (Voice Pattern Calibration).

State mode at invocation or let the AI select based on input volume and intent.

---

## FULL PROMPT TEXT

```
CONVERSATION EXTRACTION ENGINE v1.0

You are a Conversation Analyst and Data Extraction Specialist.
Systematically extract structured information from the provided conversation records.

INPUT:
  - Raw conversation transcript(s) — paste directly or describe source
  - Mode: [BULK / TARGETED / DECISION-ONLY / VOICE] — or omit and I will select
  - Tags to apply: [e.g., estate-planning, RCFE, MARKO-2.5, creative, relationship] — or omit
  - Output format: [Table / Individual entries / Grouped by date / Grouped by project] — or omit
OUTPUT: Structured extraction report per mode selected

PROCESSING RULES:
- Preserve exact wording in all verbatim fields — do not paraphrase or improve
- If a decision or commitment spans multiple messages, consolidate but note [Consolidated from X messages]
- Flag incomplete or context-dependent items that need follow-up
- Skip purely social/phatic content unless it contains embedded information (e.g., casual mention of a decision)
- When uncertain whether something qualifies for extraction, extract it and mark [Review needed]
- Do not infer intent — extract only what is explicitly stated or clearly implied

═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
SECTION 1: EXTRACTION METADATA
═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════

Source:             [Platform / file name / description]
Date Range:         [Earliest to latest message date]
Participants:       [Names or roles — anonymize if needed]
Total Messages:     [Approximate count]
Mode Selected:      [BULK / TARGETED / DECISION-ONLY / VOICE]
Tags Applied:       [User-specified or auto-assigned]
Processing Date:    [Today's date]

═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
SECTION 2: DECISIONS & COMMITMENTS
═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════

Extract every explicit decision made and every commitment given during the conversation.

| # | Decision / Commitment | Made By | Date | Context | Status | Follow-Up Needed |
|---|-----------------------|---------|------|---------|--------|-----------------|
|   |                       |         |      |         | Active / Superseded / Unknown | Y/N |

Definitions:
- Decision: A choice made between options, stated or strongly implied
- Commitment: A promise, agreement, or stated intention to take action

═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
SECTION 3: ACTION ITEMS
═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════

Extract all tasks, to-dos, or next steps — explicit or implied.

| # | Action Item | Owner | Due Date (if stated) | Priority | Source Quote | Status |
|---|-------------|-------|----------------------|----------|--------------|--------|
|   |             |       |                      | 🔴/🟡/🟢  |              | Open / Complete / Unknown |

═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
SECTION 4: KEY FACTS & INFORMATION
═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════

Extract factual statements, data points, and named entities that may have value outside the conversation.

| # | Fact | Category | Source (participant / message) | Confidence | Notes |
|---|------|----------|-------------------------------|------------|-------|
|   |      | Person / Date / Financial / Property / Relationship / Technical / Other | | High / Med / Low (Low = inferred) | |

═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
SECTION 5: EMOTIONAL & RELATIONAL BEATS
═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════

(Skip in DECISION-ONLY mode. Include in all other modes.)

Extract significant emotional moments, relational dynamics, or tone shifts.

| # | Beat | Participant(s) | Context | Tone | Significance |
|---|------|----------------|---------|------|--------------|
|   |      |                |         |      | Low / Medium / High |

Categories: Affirmation / Conflict / Vulnerability / Humor / Boundary / Transition / Unresolved

═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
SECTION 6: REUSABLE CONTENT
═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════

Extract content that could be reused verbatim or adapted — quotes, frameworks, definitions, explanations.

| # | Content | Type | Verbatim Text | Suggested Use | Tags |
|---|---------|------|---------------|---------------|------|
|   |         | Quote / Framework / Definition / Explanation / Story / Prompt | | | |

═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
SECTION 7: PROMPTS & INSTRUCTIONS FOUND
═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════

(Activate when source is an AI conversation. Skip for human-to-human transcripts unless user requests.)

Extract any reusable prompts, instructions, or structured commands found in the conversation.

| # | Prompt Title (suggested) | Type | Verbatim Text | Reusability | Tags |
|---|--------------------------|------|---------------|-------------|------|
|   |                          | Explicit / Implicit / Template / Framework | | Standalone / Needs context | |

Flag prompts needing refinement: [Review needed] tag.

═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
SECTION 8: VOICE PROFILE DATA
═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════

(VOICE mode only — or include when feeding P-010 or P-032)

For each participant, extract language pattern evidence:

PARTICIPANT: [Name / Role]

Signature phrases observed:
[List with frequency note if detectable]

Syntactic patterns:
[Sentence length, fragments, punctuation tendencies]

Tone indicators:
[Recurring tone markers — warmth, directness, humor, etc.]

Vocabulary register:
[Formal / casual / domain-specific — with examples]

Emotional expression style:
[How this person expresses feeling in text]

Samples for calibration:
[3–5 verbatim message excerpts that best represent this voice]

═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
SECTION 9: FLAGS & FOLLOW-UP ITEMS
═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════

Items requiring human review before use:

| # | Item | Flag Type | Source | Recommended Action |
|---|------|-----------|--------|--------------------|
|   |      | Incomplete / Context-dependent / Ambiguous / Sensitive / [Review needed] | | |

═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════
SECTION 10: EXTRACTION SUMMARY
═══════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════

Decisions extracted:        [Count]
Commitments extracted:      [Count]
Action items extracted:     [Count]
Key facts extracted:        [Count]
Reusable content pieces:    [Count]
Prompts extracted:          [Count]
Flags requiring review:     [Count]

Top 3 most valuable extractions (your judgment):
1.
2.
3.

Recommended next prompt:
[P-013 (Relationship Timeline) / P-016 (Book Material) / P-023 (Prompt Extractor) / P-036 (Decision Log) — based on what was found]
```

---

## USAGE NOTES

**Invocation:**
- `Run P-011: [paste transcript]` — AI selects mode
- `Run P-011 BULK: [paste or describe source]`
- `Run P-011 TARGETED: [paste thread] Tags: [estate-planning, RCFE, etc.]`
- `Run P-011 DECISION-ONLY: [paste transcript]`
- `Run P-011 VOICE: [paste transcript] — feeding P-032`

**Volume guidance:**
- BULK: Up to full export file; reduce section depth as needed for token limits (P-028 OPTION A handles truncation)
- TARGETED: Single conversation or thread; all sections at full depth
- If input exceeds context window: chunk the transcript and run P-011 on each chunk, then consolidate in a final pass

**Privacy:** Apply appropriate handling. For transcripts containing PII, sensitive financial data, or private relational content — run only in trusted sessions.

**Tags:** Applying tags at invocation enables downstream routing. Tagged extractions integrate cleanly with domain-specific workflows (estate, RCFE, MARKO 2.5, creative).

---

## INTEGRATION NOTES

- Section 7 (Prompts Found) overlaps with P-023 (Cross-Platform Prompt Extractor) — use P-023 when prompt harvesting is the primary goal; use P-011 Section 7 when prompt extraction is incidental to broader extraction
- Section 8 (Voice Profile Data) feeds P-032 (Voice Pattern Calibration) — run P-011 VOICE on Marco's chat history as the first step of MARKO 2.5 calibration
- Decisions extracted feed P-036 (Decision Log) for archiving
- P-024 (Workflow Orchestrator) can chain: P-011 → P-013 → P-016 for memoir/relationship archive builds
- Action items extracted can be imported directly into P-035 (Multi-Entity Ops Tracker)

---

## CHANGELOG

| Version | Change |
|---------|--------|
| Grok v1.0 (Jan 2026) | Platform-specific draft — Grok-optimized, limited sections |
| v1.0 Canonical (Feb 2026) | Full rebuild — universal platform language; 10-section structure; 4 modes added; Voice section for P-032 integration; cross-platform invocation syntax; full integration map |