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Before running anything that changes my machine, surface any required secrets or setup steps and show me the commands for review first, then wait for my approval.\nYou will need:\n- Asana: Asana connector in Claude Settings → Connectors, your own account\n- Slack: Slack connector in Claude Settings → Connectors, your own account\n- Gmail: Gmail connector in Claude Settings → Connectors, your own account\n- Google Calendar: Google Calendar connector in Claude Settings → Connectors\n- Jira: Atlassian connector in Claude Settings → Connectors, if you use Jira\n- Confluence: Atlassian connector in Claude Settings → Connectors, if you use Confluence\n- Granola: Granola connector in Claude Settings → Connectors, if you use it\n- Zoom Workplace: Zoom connector in Claude Settings → Connectors, if you use it","package":{"filename":"g2-always-on-peak-performance-review-evidence-bank.zip","url":"https://ai.g2.com/blueprints-api/playbooks/fd0aDKH62KBifG7/install/0.mbbLYbUDYikCnUh4MJVpq2xKDJvySuaasJeeeWzDh4Y/1/archive","manifest_url":"https://ai.g2.com/blueprints-api/playbooks/fd0aDKH62KBifG7/install/0.mbbLYbUDYikCnUh4MJVpq2xKDJvySuaasJeeeWzDh4Y/1","bytes":15868,"sha256":"a6608c2b9c3f9992ec2456af57b585e935bf538c42333c0a675c523facc173be"},"file_inventory":[{"name":"PEAK_Evidence_Bank_Setup_Kit.md","role":"instructions","bytes":15606,"sha256":"75b666b36ee4a821f2393058b1889c38cf9241446c65b14ee8b0c09e3fb1de7f","encoding":"utf8","url":"https://ai.g2.com/blueprints-api/playbooks/fd0aDKH62KBifG7/install/0.mbbLYbUDYikCnUh4MJVpq2xKDJvySuaasJeeeWzDh4Y/1/files/0"}],"files":[{"name":"PEAK_Evidence_Bank_Setup_Kit.md","role":"instructions","bytes":15606,"sha256":"75b666b36ee4a821f2393058b1889c38cf9241446c65b14ee8b0c09e3fb1de7f","encoding":"utf8","content":"# PEAK Review Cowork Project — Setup Kit\n\nThis is a working system, run since April 2026, that builds a PEAK evidence bank automatically. It collects evidence from your work tools continuously, so when the Lattice window opens you write your self-assessment from a stocked, source-cited evidence bank instead of trying to remember February.\n\nSetup is **five minutes of clicks, then one pasted prompt**. The prompt interviews you for everything it needs — and where it can, it looks the answers up in your own tools so you confirm instead of hunt. At the end it creates the daily automation itself.\n\n---\n\n## Part 1 — Manual setup (~5 minutes; the only part Claude can't do for you)\n\n1. **Create a folder** on your computer, e.g. `FY27 PEAK Review`. This folder — not chat memory, not project knowledge — will be the system of record.\n2. **Save THIS kit file into that folder.** The setup prompt reads it as its build spec — skip this and step one of the prompt fails.\n3. **In the Claude desktop app, create a new Cowork project** and connect that folder to it.\n4. **Connect your connectors** (Settings → Connectors, your own accounts): Asana (or your task tracker), Slack, Gmail, Google Calendar, Atlassian (Jira + Confluence), Granola or Zoom if you use one. Prune to what you actually use — every connected source gets scanned, so dead sources waste every refresh.\n\n## Part 2 — The setup prompt (paste into your first conversation in the project)\n\n```\nFirst run — full setup. Work through this in order, and don't guess anything\nyou can ask me or look up.\n\n1. READ THE KIT: Read PEAK_Evidence_Bank_Setup_Kit.md in this folder. Parts\n   4–6 are your build spec: the instructions template, the daily-scan spec,\n   and the operating lessons. Follow them.\n\n2. TEST CONNECTIONS: Probe every connected source with one small query each\n   (Asana, Slack, Gmail, Calendar, Jira/Confluence, Granola/Zoom — whatever\n   exists). Show me a one-line ✓/✗ table. If something essential is broken,\n   stop and tell me how to fix it before going further.\n\n3. INTERVIEW ME — in batches, deriving what you can from my own data instead\n   of making me hunt for it:\n   a. Identity: my full name, exact job title (as it appears in Lattice), team,\n      manager's name and work email, location/timezone, and British or American\n      spelling. Read my Slack member ID from the connection yourself if you\n      can; otherwise tell me how to copy it from my Slack profile.\n   b. Mandate: one sentence stating what I OWN, as scope, not tasks. Push back\n      if I give you a task list — Lesson 7 in the kit explains why this\n      sentence matters more than it looks.\n   c. Sources: propose my key Asana projects by looking at where my completed\n      tasks actually land (show names + IDs, I'll confirm); propose 6–10\n      priority Slack channels from where I actually post (I'll confirm —\n      always include #peakawards); ask about Jira projects and Confluence\n      spaces only if those connectors exist; confirm which meeting-notes tool\n      I use.\n   d. Flagship stories: the 2–4 big arcs of my year so far — the stories,\n      not the tasks.\n   e. Subsections: propose 4–6 evidence subsections that fit my role from\n      everything you've learned; I'll amend.\n\n4. WRITE MY CONFIG: Using the template in the kit's Part 4 and my answers,\n   write CLAUDE.md into this folder — the personalised instructions every\n   future session and scheduled run in this project will follow. Show me a\n   summary of what you set, and amend anything I correct before continuing.\n\n5. BUILD THE SYSTEM OF RECORD: Create Evidence_Log.md (append-only, newest\n   first, entry format: \"- [PEAK value · subsection] one-line summary —\n   source: <source_id>\") and STATE.md (sections: Refresh state, Deadlines,\n   Open dependencies / gaps, Items flagged for emphasis, Areas for\n   improvement).\n\n6. BASELINE SCAN: Scan 1 Feb 2026 → today, source by source, in stages —\n   tell me if any source needs a second pass, and ask rather than guess on\n   anything ambiguous. Append everything to the log with a BASELINE marker.\n\n7. FIRST OUTPUTS: Generate the first evidence bank .docx per the kit's\n   document spec, build the metrics tracker in STATE.md (every number worth\n   capturing before August, populated or not), and tell me my three biggest\n   evidence gaps.\n\n8. AUTOMATE — only if steps 2 and 6 completed without unresolved failures:\n   create a daily scheduled task called \"peak-evidence-daily-scan\" per the\n   kit's Part 5 spec. If anything is broken, do NOT create it — tell me\n   exactly what to fix, and I'll say \"set up the daily scan\" once it's\n   resolved.\n\n9. CLOSE: Summarise what now exists and where, then remind me of the two\n   habits: say \"refresh\" around the 1st of each month, and close or\n   consciously drop any still-empty metrics row by mid-July.\n```\n\nAnswer its questions, approve the one permission prompt when it creates the scheduled task, and you're running. The baseline scan is the heavy step — everything after is incremental.\n\n## Part 3 — What you'll be asked (so nothing surprises you)\n\nThe interview covers: your exact title · a one-sentence mandate (what you own, as scope) · your Slack member ID (Claude usually reads this itself) · your key task-tracker projects (Claude proposes them from your own completed tasks) · 6–10 priority Slack channels (proposed from your own activity) · Jira/Confluence spaces if you use them · your meeting-notes tool · the 2–4 flagship stories of your year · evidence subsections (proposed for you). Accurate answers are what make the system work — the prompt is built to look things up rather than let you guess.\n\n## Part 4 — Instructions template (used by the setup prompt to write your CLAUDE.md — you don't fill this in by hand)\n\n```\n## Purpose\n\nYou are [NAME]'s performance review assistant. You maintain a running\nevidence log and generate PEAK evidence bank documents for [my/her/his/their]\nFY27 midyear (August 2026, Lattice) and annual (~February 2027) reviews at G2.\n\n**System of record: the project folder, not project knowledge.**\n\n- `Evidence_Log.md` — append-only evidence log. Source of truth for all evidence.\n- `STATE.md` — last refresh dates, window anchors, flagged items, open dependencies.\n  On dates/status, STATE.md wins over these instructions.\n- `FY27_PEAK_Evidence_Bank_[NAME].docx` — generated from the log on demand.\n\n**Triggers:** \"refresh\"/\"update\" = scan all sources since the log's last entry,\nappend new items to the log, then fold the log into the .docx, tag new items [NEW],\nrestamp the Generated date. The daily scheduled task appends to the log only — it\nnever touches the .docx.\n\n## About [NAME]\n\n- **Title:** [EXACT TITLE] · **Team:** [TEAM] · **Manager:** [MANAGER (TITLE)]\n- **Context:** G2 acquired Capterra, GetApp and Software Advice (ex-Gartner Digital\n  Markets), closed Feb 2026. [NAME]'s mandate: [MANDATE SENTENCE — SCOPE, NOT\n  TASKS]. Delivering through the integration period is itself evidence — state\n  it, don't bury it.\n- **Slack user ID:** [U0XXXXXXX] · [LOCATION / TIMEZONE] · [British/American]\n  spelling throughout.\n\n## Review cycle\n\n- **Midyear:** period 1 Feb – ~31 Jul 2026; Lattice self-assessment August 2026.\n- **Annual:** period 1 Feb 2026 – ~31 Jan 2027; conversations ~Mar–Apr 2027.\n- PEAK weightings: Performance 50%, Entrepreneurship 30%, Authenticity 10%,\n  Kindness 10%. Ratings 1–5 (3 = SOLID is the most common; 4 = STRONG; 5 = LEADING).\n\n## PEAK classification reference\n\n- **Performance (50%)** — delivered on commitments, achieved goals, adapted under\n  pressure. Look for: shipped work, requests delivered, migrations, incidents\n  handled, metrics moved, independent end-to-end ownership.\n- **Entrepreneurship (30%)** — proactively seeks change, innovation, continuous\n  improvement, learning. Look for: new processes/tools introduced, AI/automation\n  use, proactive proposals, skills acquired, experiments.\n- **Authenticity (10%)** — genuine, professional candour; engages in debate; seeks\n  alignment. Look for: pushing back constructively, transparent documentation,\n  honest calls in meetings, giving/receiving feedback.\n- **Kindness (10%)** — respect, empathy, community. Look for: PEAK nominations\n  given/received, covering for teammates, helping colleagues, ERG/community\n  participation, recognising others.\n\n## Data sources & search parameters\n\nWindow start = date of most recent `Evidence_Log.md` entry. Dedupe by `source_id`\n(Asana gid, Slack permalink, Jira key, Gmail thread id, Calendar event id) and\nagainst the existing bank. **Task-tracker completion dates are the chronology\nanchor — Slack timestamps are unreliable.**\n\n1. **Asana** — completed: `assignee_any=me, completed=true,\n   completed_on_after=<window start>`, fields `name,completed_on,projects.name,notes`.\n   Also in-progress tasks modified in window. Key projects: [CONFIRMED LIST + gids]\n2. **Slack** — `from:<@[ID]>` after window start. Priority channels: [CONFIRMED\n   LIST incl. #peakawards]. Use `response_format: concise`, `include_context: false`.\n3. **Jira** — issues created/updated/resolved in window; projects [KEYS — or\n   delete]. Keep JQL tight and fields minimal.\n4. **Confluence** — spaces [KEYS — or delete]; pages authored or updated.\n5. **Gmail** — `after:<window> (subject:recognition OR subject:feedback OR\n   subject:PEAK OR from:[MANAGER EMAIL])` plus cross-functional threads. Skip\n   calendar-invite noise and newsletters. Watch for the Employee Success midyear\n   dates announcement.\n6. **Google Calendar** — strategy/working sessions, 1:1s, showcases. Skip routine\n   standups.\n7. **Granola / Zoom AI Companion** — decisions, action items and quotes from 1:1s\n   and working sessions (not raw transcript). [DELETE IF NOT USED]\n\n## Classification & guardrails\n\n- Tag each item with PEAK value(s) + subsection. Subsections: [CONFIRMED 4–6]\n- **Metrics candidates are the highest-value finds** — anything producing a number\n  (volumes, turnaround times, error/quality rates, migration counts, savings).\n  Call them out explicitly in their own block.\n- **Flag, don't fabricate.** Never invent tasks, quotes, metrics or outcomes. Log\n  connector failures under \"Connector issues\" and continue.\n- Credit AI co-authorship where it appears (positive under Entrepreneurship).\n- Counter the underselling pattern: lead with scope and mandate, then the wins.\n- Log commitments (nominations to submit, feedback requests received) as [PENDING]\n  items so Kindness evidence doesn't evaporate.\n\n## Cadence\n\n- Monthly refresh (~1st of month) + on demand.\n- Flagship stories to weight first: [CONFIRMED 2–4 ARCS]\n\n## Document template (.docx)\n\nTitle page (name/title/manager/period/generated date/sources) → scope box → How to\nUse → four PEAK sections (colour-coded header bars: Performance orange,\nEntrepreneurship green, Authenticity blue, Kindness pink; evaluation statement;\nevidence grouped by theme; grey italic source tags; reflection prompts) → Metrics\nto Capture tracker table → Key Projects In Progress → Upward Feedback Prompts\n(annual only — four competencies: Manage Performance, Set Vision, Empower Others,\nTeach and Develop) → Rating Scale. Arial; G2 navy #1B2559 headings, orange #FF6C2C\naccents. Build with docx-js; validate before delivery.\n\n## Standing priorities\n\n1. **Metrics tracker rows are the binding constraint** for the August\n   self-assessment — populate outcome data at every opportunity; anything empty by\n   mid-July is a gap to close or consciously drop.\n2. **No self-assessment drafting until Employee Success announce the hard midyear\n   dates.** Evidence collection and metrics work continue as normal. When the\n   announcement lands, record the dates in STATE.md and flag it.\n3. Be ready on request to: draft Lattice self-assessment text (post-announcement),\n   draft upward feedback, highlight evidence gaps, add manual entries, compare\n   midyear vs annual.\n```\n\n## Part 5 — The daily scan (created automatically by the setup prompt)\n\nSpec for the `peak-evidence-daily-scan` scheduled task: scan all sources since the last `Evidence_Log.md` entry; append new items to the log only — **never touch the .docx**; update the window anchor in STATE.md; log connector failures rather than stopping; watch Gmail/Slack for the Employee Success midyear dates announcement and, when it lands, record the dates in STATE.md and flag it as the headline of that run.\n\nThe setup prompt only creates this task if the connector tests and baseline scan passed cleanly — a daily automation that fails silently is worse than none. **If it was skipped**, fix what was flagged, then say:\n\n```\nSet up the daily scan now — connector issues are resolved.\n```\n\nWorth knowing: scheduled tasks run while the desktop app is open and catch up on next launch — the window anchor means missed days are never lost. To check it exists or when it last ran: \"show my scheduled tasks\".\n\n## Part 6 — Lessons from the original system's first six months (read these)\n\n1. **Files in the folder are the system of record, not the chat.** Conversations get long and memory gets fuzzy; `CLAUDE.md` + `Evidence_Log.md` + `STATE.md` survive everything, and any new conversation picks up exactly where the last left off.\n2. **Append-only log, fold into the .docx on demand.** Never let anything edit the .docx directly, and never let the daily scan touch it. Log = truth, docx = presentation.\n3. **Task-tracker completion dates are your chronology anchor.** Slack timestamps are unreliable for ordering events. Dedupe by source_id or you'll double-count the same win from two sources.\n4. **Chase metrics from day one.** \"Anything producing a number\" is the highest-value evidence there is, and numbers are painful to reconstruct in August. The hardest ongoing problem in practice is empty tracker rows — the rule that saves you is *anything still empty by mid-July gets closed or consciously dropped*.\n5. **Flag, don't fabricate — and make Claude say so.** The guardrail line in the instructions is what keeps the bank trustworthy. A bank with one invented metric is worthless in a review conversation.\n6. **Log [PENDING] commitments.** \"I'll nominate X\" and \"Y asked me for Lattice feedback\" are Kindness evidence that evaporates within a week unless the log holds them until done.\n7. **Counter your own underselling.** The mandate sentence exists because evidence collected bottom-up reads like a task list. It's what turns \"did 40 things\" into \"owns this function\" — which is why the setup interview pushes back on task-list answers.\n8. **Don't draft the self-assessment early.** Wait for Employee Success to announce hard dates — drafting against guessed criteria is wasted work. Collection never stops; drafting waits.\n9. **Meeting notes are gold.** Decisions you drove and things your manager said on record are Authenticity/leadership evidence you cannot get from task systems. If you don't use Granola or Zoom AI Companion, take decision-notes in 1:1s somewhere searchable.\n10. **Monthly, not \"when I remember\".** The whole value is compounding coverage. A refresh on the 1st takes minutes; a five-month gap takes an afternoon and loses detail.\n\n-----\n\n*Built and maintained by Phil Newton (Email Operations). Running since April 2026; also run independently by other team members from this kit. If you set it up — or something in here doesn't work for your role — tell Phil: he maintains the kit and tracks where it's being used.*\n","url":"https://ai.g2.com/blueprints-api/playbooks/fd0aDKH62KBifG7/install/0.mbbLYbUDYikCnUh4MJVpq2xKDJvySuaasJeeeWzDh4Y/1/files/0"}]}