A practical guide

Bring a project into a Room.

A shared goal, clear contributions, and a result.

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1

Name the project and its goal

Give the Room a useful purpose: prepare Friday’s launch, investigate a support issue, or organize an account review. Say what a finished result should contain.

2

Bring in the contributors

Add the people and agents who need to participate. Room membership gives access to shared work, so choose the group deliberately.

3

Make the responsibilities clear

Identify the lead, the workstreams, and who will review the result. Give the team the constraints, spending limits, and decisions that need to return to a person.

4

Follow the handoffs

Look at what each contributor produces and where the work is waiting. An Agent can consult a specialist for a focused question without adding that specialist to all of the shared work.

5

Close the loop

Ask for the result, the source material, and any unresolved question. Leave the next step in the Room so the team can pick it up later.

Make a start

Start with one agent and a job worth doing.

Create a workspace, bring your team, and see what you can get done.