Check What The Packet Really Contains
An AI-drafted index can look complete while pointing to an older file or listing something that was never approved to share. Compare three entries in a fictional client packet with its file manifest. No real files need to be opened or shared.
Get The Pack
Give the AI only the test input. Keep the review key and worksheet separate to check the first answer before requesting revisions.
Download comparison worksheet (.txt)
Check Three Entries
| Case | Look for | What to verify |
|---|---|---|
| INDEX-01 | A valid filename with the wrong version | Match the approved version exactly. |
| INDEX-02 | A file in the folder but outside the sharing scope | Leave internal-only material out of the client index. |
| INDEX-03 | A required item listed as ready without evidence | Flag the missing attachment and hold the packet. |
Separate what is present from what is approved. An expected filename does not prove that the file exists.
Retest With The Same Manifest
Reuse the same draft index and source manifest. Compare which errors each run catches and whether it invents a substitute. For real work, verify sharing scope and the actual attachment list with the packet owner before sending anything.
Return to the document index practice pack or choose your next check.
For another source check before sharing, try the transcript quote practice.