01.02 How to Organize Project Materials and Define Requirements for Codex

Covers how to structure input materials, drafts, final deliverables, and review records, as well as how to establish clear project boundaries.

01 · Introduction

Covers how to structure input materials, drafts, final deliverables, and review records, as well as how to establish clear project boundaries.
Target Audience: Users who can access Codex but frequently receive results that miss the mark.

Teaching Example: "Northstar Studio" is a fictional business serving independent coffee shops in the UK. Details such as the 35×40cm cotton tote bags, a Minimum Order Quantity (MOQ) of 100, and a 7–10 business day turnaround for samples are purely illustrative parameters used to demonstrate how to draft requirements. Pricing, shipping costs, certifications, and full lead times are unspecified. This example does not represent actual business outcomes.

02 · Required Resources

• Input data, including its source, date, and any unknown fields.
• Directories: `input`, `drafts`, `output`, `checks`, and `templates`.
• Target audience, output …

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