put·here

made by puthere

Run your weekly review with Claude or ChatGPT

Turn a week of loose notes into a few decisions and next week's to-do list in about 30 minutes. One-time setup, four steps with a prompt each, one prompt that does it all, two follow-ups, and an honest list of where it goes wrong.

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How to use this canvas

Why a weekly review

Example notes

These notes are made up, for trying the prompts.
- Two trial users asked if it works offline.
- 3 of 5 testers skipped the sample canvas during onboarding.
- Idea: a weekly email of what you saved.
- On the pricing page people keep asking what's in Plus.
- Heard on a podcast: "Ship the boring version first."
- Export to PDF cuts off long titles.
- Drop the Windows waitlist? 12 sign-ups in a month.
- A tester said: "I don't know where to start on an empty canvas."
- A competitor added AI tags this week.
- I wanted to post twice a week; managed once.

Make a project for your reviews

This project is my weekly review. I'll paste a week of my notes. Work only from what I paste; don't invent facts. Quote my notes when you refer to them. Keep answers short and in plain words. When something needs my judgment, ask instead of deciding.

Four steps

Step 1 · Get clear: find the themes

Here are my notes from this week, one per line:
<notes>
Paste your notes here.
</notes>
Group them into 3 to 5 themes. For each theme give a short name, the notes that belong to it (quote them exactly), and one sentence on what the theme says. Put notes that fit nowhere under "Loose ends".

Why it's written this way: the notes sit inside tags, so the AI can't mix them up with your instructions; quoting exactly keeps it honest; the output shape is spelled out.
Tried on Claude, 2026-10: four themes (new users stuck at the start, pricing questions, what to build next, focus). The PDF bug and the podcast line went to loose ends.

Step 2 · Get current: what's pulling against what

Places where two notes pull in different directions. Quote both.

Step 3 · Decide

Decisions I can make now (at most 3), each with the note it comes from.

Step 4 · Get creative: one bigger question

Looking at the whole week, what's one question I should be asking that none of my notes ask? Give the question, the two or three notes that made you think of…

All in one, and follow-ups

The whole review in one prompt

For when you have ten minutes. Same steps, one answer.

Poke holes in one decision

Take this decision: Write the decision here.

Write the week up for someone else

Write a short update from this review for Who it's for, e.g. my co-founder or a client. Five lines at most: what happened, what I decided, what's next, and…

Honest bit and next step

Where this goes wrong

It only knows what you paste. A thin week gives a thin review; it can still sound sure of itself.

Do one real review at the end of the week

Save this week's notes in one place, then at the end of the week run the four steps on them. Keep the prompts you end up editing. (From: Step 1 · Get clear:…

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