Capture the rough meeting context
The page starts with the user-facing workflow: collect the messy notes and preserve the context needed for a useful handoff.
Static AgentSite · product-cockpit recipe · no-payment mode
Harbor Notes helps visitors understand how a lightweight notes workflow could capture rough meeting context, clarify decisions, and prepare next actions for review without pretending to be a live product dashboard.
The page explains the user-facing workflow first, then gives reviewers the operating context, repo-local proof, and approval boundaries needed to evaluate the next step safely.
A static product-cockpit page that explains the meeting-notes-to-next-actions workflow and gives reviewers proof artifacts and safe boundaries.
Create a restrained, premium static landing page for independent consultants and fractional operators who capture messy meeting notes, extract decisions, and hand off a clear next-action log.
The page starts with the user-facing workflow: collect the messy notes and preserve the context needed for a useful handoff.
It then frames how decisions, owners, and open questions could be separated from the raw notes for a cleaner review.
The final workflow panel shows a safe next-action log that can be reviewed, corrected, and maintained through repo-local contracts and QA.
.agent/site.contract.yaml records the mission, audience, required sections, allowed claims, and approval-required boundaries.
npm run qa and npm run qa:full verify contracts, claims, links, build output, and visual behavior locally.
.agent/recipes/product-cockpit documents the static-safe cockpit pattern and acceptance criteria.
Not claimed: fake customer quoted endorsements.
Not claimed: fake metrics.
Not claimed: live telemetry.
Approval required: Adding analytics, cookies, tracking pixels, or third-party forms.
Approval required: Adding payment links or enabling payment mode.
Approval required: Making customer, benchmark, revenue, conversion, or availability claims.
Use the cockpit panels, repository contracts, and QA commands before changing claims, scope, payments, analytics, or deployment settings.