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• Set up your workspace so AI assistants understand itGive your workspace, collections and key memos short descriptions and instructions, and tell your repos when to use Fieldwerk, so your AI files well.
• Make a hub memo that links a project togetherHave your AI write one hub memo linking a project's memos, with a line on why each matters. It gives people and their AI one way in.
• Start messy and let your AI restructure laterSave things as they come, then ask your AI to propose collections, notebooks and properties once a pattern shows. You approve, and can redo it anytime.
• Keep a guide current by having your AI update it after you correct its workWhen you fix your AI's work, ask it to compare your edits with its draft and update the guide or instructions it used, so the fix carries forward.
• Get better results by bringing better context inStart a chat with the memos, collections and instructions that matter, and save what's worth keeping at the end. Better context in, better work out.
• Build context your team owns, not one person's chat historySave the team's useful AI work into shared collections and write down how things are done as standing instructions, so everyone's AI works from it.
• Write an organising brief as a memoBefore a big tidy-up, write how you want things organised in a memo and ask your AI to follow it. You get the structure you meant, and can reuse it.
• Run a structured team trialBringing Fieldwerk to your team? Start with one real piece of work, share something useful from it, and give people small things to try with their AI.