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An SOP is useful only when someone can act on it. For the Clear Handoff Kit, I built a repeatable page structure: Who uses this, and what starts the task? What inputs, tools, and access are needed? What action happens next, and how do you check it worked? Where do exceptions go, and who owns the decision? Where is the current source file, and when is it reviewed? The workbook pairs a process-capture worksheet with editable SOP and handoff pages plus a maintenance checklist. The sample is fictional and self-initiated; any real procedure still needs review by its process owner. Need help turning a supplied process and walkthrough into a scoped guide? See the Client Workflow & Handoff Kit Setup service: https://contra.com/s/eembmMlO-client-workflow-and-handoff-kit-setup
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The Clear Handoff Kit | SOP & Process Documentation
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Parcel Sprint browser game prototype AI-assisted, self-produced original prototype by Jaco Taute. This is not paid-client work. Parcel Sprint is a one-minute, three-lane delivery game made with HTML, CSS, JavaScript and Canvas. Players collect parcels, avoid roadworks and try to improve their local best score. It includes keyboard and on-screen steering, streak bonuses, pause/resume, replay and optional synthesized sound. The responsive interface and code-drawn graphics are contained in a single downloadable HTML file. No sign-up, backend, external assets or payment service is needed. Best scores stay in the browser when local storage is available. Supporting evidence includes actual browser screenshots, editable source and a saved automated-Chrome test report with 32 passing checks: 22 browser checks, 8 deterministic simulations, 1 full automated-play round and 1 synthetic browser-event check. These are not 32 manual playtests. Images: desktop-browser start screen, then gameplay in a 390-pixel-wide responsive browser viewport. The second image is browser emulation, not a physical-phone test; its local best is a test-browser score. No hosted deployment, physical-device test, human playtest or market validation is claimed. The sample demonstrates a runnable prototype, interface and game logic, with no paid-client results, validated demand, revenue or unaided human coding/design expertise claimed.
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The Penguin Hiding Behind One Name A self-produced 37-second science explainer for VarysDrogo, using original schematic animation to introduce a research proposal that separates gentoo penguins into four species. Original geometric penguin illustrations, a hand-drawn approximate orientation map, a generic illustrated museum specimen and timed English captions turn the research into a short visual story. The grouping is an explanatory schematic, not a reproduced scientific figure. AI-generated generic narration is disclosed. No paper figures, stock footage, museum photographs or third-party music are used. Research source: Noll et al. (2026), Communications Biology, https://doi.org/10.1038/s42003-026-10081-7 The video presents a proposed taxonomic revision; it does not claim universal adoption. Own-channel editorial work, not a paid-client project or a claim of audience or revenue results. https://www.youtube.com/shorts/EfFV1Zt-5Sk
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