Improvement plans
Time-boxed plans that come out of review.
Improvement plans
An improvement plan is a time-boxed set of changes aimed at one problem. Plans normally come from a deep review, where the assistant proposes concrete changes and you accept them individually.
A plan has:
| Field | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Name | What the plan is about |
| Status | Proposed, active, completed, or abandoned |
| Start date and End date | The window it runs for |
| Outcome target | The target that says whether it worked |
| Actions | The specific changes it contains |
| Revision | Which version of the plan you are on |
The active plan appears as a card on the Strategy Overview so it is visible while you edit, rather than buried in a review you read once.
Abandoned is a legitimate status. A plan you tried for two weeks and abandoned with a reason is information. A plan left permanently active because closing it feels like failure is not.
The full flow, including the review letter and the accept and reject controls, is described in the Assistant chapter under Deep review.