Productivity
Turn a walkthrough into an SOP
A recording or transcript becomes numbered steps somebody else can follow.
Fill it in
A screen capture or a transcript.
Who has to follow it.
Call out the steps people get wrong.
Your prompt
Turn this into a written procedure. For: [your for] Write the prerequisites first: access, tools, and anything that has to be true before step one. Most SOPs fail at step one because the person recording it already had the permission they never mention. Numbered steps, one action each, phrased as an instruction. "Then you would usually go to settings" becomes "Open Settings, then Billing". The recording is someone thinking aloud; the SOP is someone being told what to do. Say what each step should LOOK like when it worked. Without that, a reader who has quietly failed step four carries on to step nine. Add the common mistakes as callouts at the step where they happen, not in a list at the end where nobody reads them.
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Why this works
Most SOPs fail at step one, because the person recording it already had a permission they never mention. This writes the prerequisites first, turns thinking-aloud into instructions, and says what each step looks like when it worked so a silent failure at step four does not carry to step nine.