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Frame As Gtd

将研究发现重新梳理为 GTD（“搞定”）式输出：成果、下一步行动、待澄清事项。

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description: "Reframe findings as GTD (Getting Things Done) output: Outcomes, Next Actions, Clarifications"
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model: sonnet
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Frame as GTD

Reframe the provided findings using David Allen's Getting Things Done methodology.

Input

The conversation context contains findings to reframe. This could be:

  • •Research results from /research
  • •Investigation findings
  • •Any analysis that might have actionable outcomes

Output Format

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## Outcomes
*What about the world needs to be different?*

- [Desired end state 1]
- [Desired end state 2]

Note: Distinguish "GTD Projects" (multi-step outcomes requiring action) from "Corporate projects" (organizational units/labels).

## Next Actions
*The next physically visible step*

Only include if HIGH CONFIDENCE. Each action must be:
- **Specific**: Name the person, system, or artifact
- **Physical**: A visible activity (email, call, create, update)
- **Immediate**: The very next step, not a project plan

Examples:
- "Email jane.doe@company.com to confirm she is still the technical lead"
- "Create Jira ticket in PAY project for API timeout fix"
- "Update the team charter page (ID: 12345) with current members"

If uncertain about next steps, move items to "Needs Clarification" instead.

## Needs Clarification
*Ambiguities that block action*

- [Question or ambiguity that needs resolution before action can be taken]
- "Clarify: Is 'payment-service' the same as 'checkout-payments'?"
- "Clarify: John Smith listed as 'architect' in Confluence but 'tech lead' in Jira - which is current?"

## Reference Information
*Facts discovered that don't require action but are useful context*

- [Factual finding with source]

Rules

  1. •Don't invent actions - Only list next actions when the findings clearly support them
  2. •"Clarify X" is a valid action - When something is ambiguous, the next action is to clarify it
  3. •Be specific - Vague actions like "follow up" or "investigate further" are not GTD-compliant
  4. •Separate outcomes from actions - Outcomes are end states; actions are steps toward them
  5. •Preserve source attribution - Keep references to where information came from

When NOT to Use GTD Framing

If the original findings are purely informational with no actionable implications, say so:

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## GTD Assessment

These findings are **informational only** - no outcomes or actions identified.

### Summary
[Brief summary of the information]