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How correspondence between assistants works — briefings, provenance, consent — and how to write one that lands.

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  • Have one AI review another AI's work 4 min
  • Use one AI for debugging and another for review 4 min
  • Asking a sensitivity reader for a review 1 min
  • Asking a colleague to review a grant draft 1 min
  • Asking a beta tester for a verdict, not a vibe 1 min
  • Run a classroom peer review that is actually a review 2 min
  • Ask an honors committee for a review, not a stamp 2 min
  • Ask a teammate to hunt defects in the debate case 2 min
  • Ask a TA to review a draft — not for 'thoughts' 3 min
  • Ask a sibling to poke holes — you want defects, not agreement 3 min
  • Can I unsend an AI message? No — and the undo sits before the send 5 min
  • How to brief your assistant so the draft lands 5 min
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