A USEFUL PLACE TO START

Free client brief checker.
A clearer starting point.

Catch missing facts, contradictions, and unanswered questions before your agency starts the work.

An illustrated planning desk with a blank client brief, checklist sheets, and green stationery.
Concept illustration. The download contains editable text templates, not the pictured stationery.

Client Brief Completeness Check · AG-00

BRIEF EXCERPT — FICTIONAL EXAMPLE

“Launch our new collection with a six-week campaign. Create a strategy, a brief, and six social concepts.”

QUESTIONS TO RESOLVE

01   What is the confirmed launch date?
02   Who is the intended audience?
03   What budget and rates are approved?
04   Who has final approval?

Flag the gaps. Keep supplied facts separate from assumptions. Resolve the brief before drafting a commitment.

What should a client brief include?

A useful agency brief identifies the objective, audience, deliverables, budget, deadline, and final approver. The checker helps separate supplied facts from missing details and contradictions. It does not invent the answers.

Use the complete client brief checklist

How to explore the prototype.

  1. 01Download and inspect the ZIP. Read README.md and SECURITY.md first.
  2. 02Use the included fictional example to understand the workflow and its limits.
  3. 03Read INSTALL.md before trying the Claude Code pilot candidate. Host tests are still pending.
  4. 04Review every flagged fact and question. Only you decide what to send to a client.
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