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Templates

Owner
Bence
Updated
20 August 2026
Review
annually
History(2)SourceLast changed 20 August 2026 by Bence

Copy one of these rather than inventing a shape. A document whose shape is improvised is one nobody can scan.

Template Use it for Skill
sop.md A repeatable process involving people /process-doc
runbook.md Something followed under pressure /runbook
decision-record.md "We chose X over Y"
postmortem.md After a SEV1 or SEV2
campaign-brief.md A go-to-market campaign
meeting-notes.md A meeting worth a record

The header every document carries

Directly under the title, in every one of these:

**Owner:** <person> | **Last updated:** <YYYY-MM-DD> | **Review:** <cadence> | **Classification:** <internal | confidential>

A runbook swaps Review: for Frequency: and Last run:, because what matters about a runbook is when it was last actually followed.

Why the shapes differ

A runbook is a how-to followed under pressure, so it carries exact commands and a rollback. A handbook page is an explanation read once to understand, so it carries prose. The vendor list is reference, looked up and never read through, so it is a table. A document that mixes two of these serves neither, which is the most common way a handbook becomes unusable.

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