Write OKRs that pass the tests most fail: outcome objectives, measurable key results that aren't tasks, and the sanity checks before committing.
Write OKRs for {{team_or_company}} this {{period}}. Priorities and context: {{context}}.
Draft 2-3 Objectives (qualitative, motivating, outcome-not-activity) each with 2-4 Key Results — then run every KR through the tests: Is it a RESULT or a task in disguise? ('Launch X' is a task; 'X used weekly by N customers' is a result.) Can we measure it with data we actually have? Would hitting all KRs make the Objective undeniably true? Is at least one uncomfortable? Then the set-level checks: does anything important have zero OKR coverage (deliberate?), do any conflict, and the sandbagging scan. Output: the final set, the scoring rhythm (mid-period check, end grading), and what we do when a KR goes red in week 3 — decided now.
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