What a Run Card is
A Run Card is a 1-page, copy-ready checklist that turns a specific outcome into a safe, repeatable mini-play. It tells you what to do now, what to log, where approvals happen (HIL), and what proof to post—so every run produces measurable ROI and clean artifacts.
When to use it
- You’re executing a single flow (e.g., “Send Reactivation Touch #1 to 25 contacts” or “Export & enrich 50 prospects”).
- You need clear guardrails (budget caps, approvals, fallbacks) and fast proof (log row + screenshot).
- You want a before/after that rolls up to the ROI Tracker, Case Card, and Week recap.
How Run Cards connect in the Hub
- SOPs = the “how this always works” manual.
- Run Cards = the “do this one thing right now” checklist (execution + logging + proof).
- Agent Cards = the “who/what/limits” for a digital worker (tools, spend caps, triggers).
- Lab Cards = guided drills to practice and harden flows (red-team, A/B, sandbox).
Use the Run Card to perform; use the Run-Log to record; update the ROI Tracker to prove.
Guardrails baked in
- HIL (Human-in-the-Loop) ON for risky steps (sending, booking, posting, payments).
- Budgets: max runs/day, max tokens/run, timeouts.
- Fallback lane: deterministic path + rollback note if the agent path fails.
- Privacy: no PII in screenshots; link to redacted artifacts only.
What “done” looks like (proof package)
- Run-Log row added, 2) screenshot of the outcome (or artifact link), 3) ROI delta posted (minutes saved, replies, booked calls, or revenue), 4) HIL approval noted.