Determinism, bottled

Closing Threads gives messy communication a clear next state.

Write the assessment in plain Markdown. Closing Threads gives each communication a clear outcome that your team can review.

See the Markdown format See a working example

assessment.md ready

# Triage

## Follow-up requested

Does this communication explicitly ask for a follow-up?

### Fact ID

follow_up_requested

### Type evidence

### Max input tokens 2048

### Max output tokens 8

communication→Closing Threads→clear outcome

Write the brief. Send the communication. Review the result.

A small format for decisions that need to stay consistent.

Your team can read, discuss, and revise the same concise brief that Closing Threads uses for the assessment.

The Markdown format

Headings carry the intent.

Use familiar Markdown to keep each assessment brief, named, and easy to review.

Name the section

Group related assessments under a clear working context such as Triage, Commitments, or Support.

Ask one focused question

State the exact thing the communication should be assessed for in direct, literal language.

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Add simple settings

Give the result a stable name and set the practical bounds the assessment should respect.

Loose working example

Readable enough to discuss. Structured enough to run.

This short brief asks one literal question and names the result. Add more H2 assessments beneath the same H1 when the section needs them.

# Triage

## Follow-up requested

Does this communication explicitly ask
for a follow-up?

### Fact ID

follow_up_requested

### Type

evidence

### Max input tokens

2048

### Max output tokens

8

The promise

Open-ended language in. Reviewable outcomes out.

Consistent

The assessment stays the same across every communication sent through it.

Visible

The Markdown brief makes the intended judgment easy for people to inspect.

Human-owned

Closing Threads recommends a clear outcome. A person or calling system decides what happens next.

Closing Threads

Determinism in a bottle.

Bring the communication and a short Markdown brief. Get back an outcome you can review, route, and rely on.

See the example