Opening your workspace.
Checking your sign-in and saved progress.
A clear record
of what you intend.
Bring an ordinary issue from the job. Keep reports, evidence, questions and decisions together, and continue the work as more becomes known.
Start with an incomplete report. Construction meaning and authority remain explicit as the work develops.
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What’s Next
Your workspace
Formal planning attention
All issues and saved drafts
Current issues
Unfinished drafts
Saved as you type. Review and recording are separate.
Affected subjects and scope
Questions
Follow-up work
Sources and evidence
Complete recorded history
Entries retain the original wording and who recorded them. Later answers and corrections do not erase earlier reports.
Describe the issue
What Dark Horse proposes
These are proposals, not verified facts. Check the exact source, the interpretation and any prerequisites. Omitted suggestions remain in the review history.
Your original message
Recording preserves your report or decision. It does not independently verify a field condition or grant authority to perform construction work.
Formal planning packages and earlier planning records
Create your private workspace
This establishes the workspace where your planning definitions will be recorded. Review the statement before continuing.
Preparing your workspace
The request has been saved. Progress will appear below.
Keep the next decision in view.
Reviewed packages, questions and the records behind them.
Loading the saved overview.
Questions and checks
Saved planning issues
What this work relies on
Keep the record close
Saved progress
Start with the work and its sources
Prepare one of the supported package patterns, save your working draft, then review its meaning before recording.
Prepare a planning package
1 / Select the supported work
A stable reference distinguishes this package from other work. You can replace the generated reference before review.
2 / Keep the supplied sources
Paste governing text exactly as supplied and retain exact quotations. Context is retained separately and cannot support a governing requirement.
3 / Choose exact saved opening evidence
Select an original framing issue explicitly. A later issue does not silently replace your selection. Review its saved subjects and requirements for this new package.
3 / Identify subjects and relationships
This pattern selects the structure shown below. Supply the names and source evidence for every subject and relationship. If the pattern does not match the source, keep the draft incomplete.
4 / Define the intended work and targets
5 / Keep questions, conflicts and verification
A question remains unanswered. Responsibility labels do not assign a role or confer authority. Keep conflicting source statements with their quotations.
One statement per line. Keep limitations and missing information explicit.
Advanced: import a prepared package
Review a prepared construction package
A project operator can prepare a source-backed package for framed openings, opening-envelope interfaces, or service-wall coordination. Review the meaning and unresolved questions before recording supported planning work.
Maximum package: 4,000,000 bytes. Each original source: 262,144 bytes; all original sources together: 786,432 bytes. Oversized or unsupported files are rejected in full.
Review exact saved planning evidence
This prepared package creates a new opening-envelope planning issue. Its saved dependencies must be selected explicitly by the project operator. Review the exact saved subjects, relationships and target definitions for applicability to this issue.
Existing footing planning forms
Start with the work
Paste a request for one footing excavation and a source excerpt that supports it. Your text stays here as you work.
Review the planning definition
Your planning answers
Answer separately from the original note and source. These answers clarify your planning intent; they do not change the source or confirm field conditions.
Confirm only what you can support. If an answer is uncertain, leave it unchecked.
Review the planning requirements
Check the note and supporting source for any additional requirements or exceptions. Select this only if it is true.
The editor differs from this saved draft. Review your current inputs, or load the saved draft to continue with it.
This will save the reviewed planning definition with its source and decision history.
Planning definition
Check this saved record
Read it back from storage, or replay the original request to check that it produces no additional construction records.
Original receipt and verification details
Keep answers with this issue
Record an attributed answer
An answer is retained separately. It does not change saved targets. Attribution records a claim about who supplied it; it does not verify their identity or authority.
Advanced: import a prepared replacement issue
This version supports one replacement issue for the same subjects, relationships and scope. Upload the revised assisted package with the same package key. Earlier sources and issues remain available. Selected answers are retained with the new review; they do not automatically change a target.
Maximum 4,000,000 bytes. Existing source-size limits apply. Unsupported changes are rejected before recording.
Answers to include in the review
Select one to eight received answers. Their retained sources also count toward the package source limits.
Prepare a replacement issue
Subjects, relationships, work scope and questions stay as recorded. Select evidence explicitly; an answer does not automatically change a target. This version supports one replacement issue.
1 / Answers to include
Include one to eight received answers as attributed context. All questions remain in the proposed issue.
2 / Governing source text
Use existing evidence or add a new supplied text source. Highlight the exact wording, then select “Keep selected quotation”. New source text is governing evidence; received answers remain contextual evidence.
3 / Supported targets
Keep each existing requirement unless you explicitly select a change. A changed value must be supported by its selected quotation.