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What You Turn In
- Offer card v2 fill in on the hub
- All seven parts for one named kind of client; the proof line points at your real carded piece; the problem line in the client's words, or blank until you have talked to one
- Package sheet (stays private) fill in on the hub
- In and out counted, extras priced; hours from your runbook at your honest pace; cost to me at your floor; price traced to the sheet row and never below the floor; the gap named
- Runbook fill in on the hub
- Every step with what it needs, how long and a done-when; a partner read it cold and could say first, last and where they would get stuck; steps the tool invented struck out
- Handover section
- The runbook's last page in four parts; 'what is not included' in the same words as your 'out' line fill in on the hub
- Your evidence, said aloud
- Would a client pay this price for this package? A sheet row, a real conversation, a comparable or a client who already did; not 'I hope so' fill in on the hub
- Week 8 evenings, before CAP6
- One real conversation logged in the client log; the problem line rewritten in their words; the price checked where the hours moved; the card on your PP2 profile
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How
- Asha and Shared/CC7, by the next capstone stand-up.
Done when
- Offer card v2: All seven parts for one named kind of client; proof line points at a real carded piece; problem line in the client's words or blank
- Package sheet: Six lines; hours from the runbook; cost at the floor; price traced to the sheet row, never below the floor; extras priced; gap named
- Runbook: A done-when on every step; a partner can say first, last and where they would get stuck; invented steps struck out
- Handover section: Four parts; 'what is not included' matches the 'out' line
- Evidence for 'would a client pay this?': At least one piece of evidence: a sheet row, a real conversation, a comparable, a client who already did
- Week-8 evenings: conversation log, problem line, price check, card on profile: One real conversation logged; problem line in their words; re-priced only where hours moved; card beside the portfolio
Counts toward: the CC7 badge, 1 to 3 stars on the four documents together · your track's packaging briefing and your CAP6 door pitch · attendance for the Taught and SGL blocks · LP (Lion Points) for accepted badge work.
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