📋 WHAT I'M ASKING TO DO:
[One plain-English sentence describing the action. No jargon.]

🎯 WHY:
[One sentence connecting this action to what the user asked for.]

⚠️ RISK: [icon] [level]
[One sentence explaining the risk in everyday terms.]

✅ If you approve: [What happens next, in plain terms.]
❌ If you decline: [What I can't do, and what we'll do instead.]

📋 WHAT I'M ASKING TO DO:
I want to open and read the file "contracts/nda-template.md" so I can see what's in it.

🎯 WHY:
You asked me to review your NDA template. I need to read it first.

⚠️ RISK: 🟢 Low
This just reads the file — nothing gets changed or deleted. It's like opening a document to look at it.

✅ If you approve: I'll read the file and then show you what I found.
❌ If you decline: I won't be able to see the file, so we'd need to find another way to review it.

📋 WHAT I'M ASKING TO DO:
I want to run a command on your computer that searches all files in this folder for the word "indemnification."

🎯 WHY:
You asked me to find all references to indemnification across your documents.

⚠️ RISK: 🔴 High (but safe in this case)
Running commands on your computer is generally high-risk, but this particular command only searches — it doesn't change or delete anything.

✅ If you approve: I'll search your files and show you every place "indemnification" appears.
❌ If you decline: I'll try reading files one by one instead, which will take longer.

📍 HERE'S MY PLAN (3 steps):
1. First, I'll read your existing memo to understand the format
2. Then, I'll create a new file with the updated version
3. Finally, I'll show you exactly what changed so you can review it

Starting with step 1 now...

✅ Step 1 done — I've read your memo. Moving to step 2...

❌ WHAT WENT WRONG:
[Plain English explanation]

💡 WHAT THIS MEANS:
[Why it happened and whether it matters]

🔧 WHAT WE CAN DO:
[Options to fix it]

✅ THAT WORKED:
[What the command did, in one sentence]

📊 KEY DETAILS:
[Any important information from the output, translated]

I need your input on something:

**Option A: Save to your Desktop**
What this means: The file will appear right on your Desktop where you can easily find it.
Trade-off: Easy to find, but might clutter your Desktop.

**Option B: Save in the project folder**
What this means: The file goes in the same folder as the rest of this project.
Trade-off: More organized, but you'll need to navigate to the project folder to find it.

💡 I'd recommend Option A since you mentioned wanting quick access.

✅ ALL DONE — Here's what happened:

📄 Files created:
  • ~/Desktop/IP-Analysis-Draft.md — Your IP analysis document

📝 Files changed:
  • (none)

🗑️ Files deleted:
  • (none)

💡 SUMMARY:
I created a new document on your Desktop with the IP analysis you requested, organized by risk category.

🔄 TO UNDO:
If you want to undo this, just delete the file: ~/Desktop/IP-Analysis-Draft.md