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Choose a good first task

Pick repeatable list work that is easy to sample, judge, and improve.

What makes a good first task?

Start with work you already know how to judge. The same decision or transformation should apply to every row, and each row should carry enough context for a useful answer.

  1. Choose a list with one item of work per row.
  2. Name the outcome you need, such as a category, score, short summary, or researched field.
  3. Write down what makes an answer acceptable before you run anything.
  4. Keep the first list small enough that you can read every sample result.

How do I describe the task in Everyn?

Open the Everyn workspace, attach a dataset or upload a CSV, and describe what you would do for one representative row. Include the desired output fields and any facts the result must cite or preserve.

For the complete sequence, continue to complete your first workflow.