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Route Cards

Route cards are short operational contracts.

They answer:

  • When is this route used?
  • What is its purpose?
  • What inputs are required?
  • What are the minimum steps?
  • What output does it produce?
  • What makes the tick valid?
  • What is the stop rule?

Core​

  • core/boot.md
  • core/maint.md
  • core/focus.md
  • core/close.md
  • core/week-gov.md
  • core/next-pointer.md

Project work​

  • project-work/carry-micro.md
  • project-work/carry-w.md
  • project-work/project-triage.md
  • project-work/active-fronts-review.md
  • project-work/breakthrough-14d.md
  • project-work/quarterly-reframe.md

Homeostasis​

  • homeostasis/body-gov.md
  • homeostasis/gym-gov.md
  • homeostasis/house-gov.md
  • homeostasis/cln-30.md
  • homeostasis/sleep-log.md
  • homeostasis/food-and-alcohol-log.md

External​

  • external/external-gov.md
  • external/send-publish-contact.md
  • external/feedback-request.md
  • external/media-outreach.md
  • external/recruiter-response.md
  • external/client-followup.md

Situational​

  • situational/fin-w.md
  • situational/finance-urgent.md
  • situational/capture-gov.md
  • situational/capture-router.md
  • situational/job-gov.md
  • situational/client-sites-gov.md
  • situational/policy-content-gov.md
  • situational/academic-gov.md
  • situational/travel-gov.md

Start here​

  • If the Weekly Board shows a route ID, find the matching card below.
  • For finance, start with FIN-W.
  • For project continuity, start with CARRY-W or NEXT Pointer.

Do not use this for​

Route cards should stay short. Do not turn them into long SOPs, duplicate digital links, or replace the Digital Support Index.

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