Choose one everyday task
Unit ID: AIT-M12-U00 Estimated active time: 15-20 minutes
The main idea
The capstone should be useful, safe, and small enough to review.
All three constraints matter. A task that fails any one of them turns the capstone into an exercise rather than something you keep using.
Why this matters
Choosing well is most of the work. The wrong task cannot be rescued by effort later.
Safe example
A meeting follow-up, study checklist, document outline, or research support note.
Four good candidates: frequent, low-risk, and with an output someone actually reads.
Better working habit
Choose a low-risk task with no private data.
Frequency matters too. Something you do weekly repays the effort; something annual does not.
What to watch for
Do not choose legal, medical, financial, HR, or confidential tasks.
These carry accountability that cannot be delegated to a workflow, and they belong under Module 11's review triggers.
Mini practice
Select one capstone task and explain why it is suitable.
Name the frequency, the reader, and why the content is safe.
Check yourself
Before moving on, answer:
- How often do I do this, and who reads the output?
- Is any part of the content private or regulated?
- Is this small enough that I can review the whole output?