Start with your concern
Carry one concern into the next step.
Name the matter, answer three short questions, and receive one recommended route. Your words will carry into the filled starting worksheet.
Carry one concern into the next step
Three questions to choose a first step
Looking for an agency proposal?
Choose a dated proposal here. You will see the agency, context, deadline, and official source before a filled draft opens.
OPEN THE FILLED COMMENT WORKSPACESeven levers · The recommended route
Read the route and its limits.
The recommendation above selects one route. Use the main button to open its filled starting worksheet. You may also inspect the other routes below.
See how the six doors and operating loop connect
Six doors into one civic system
You can enter wherever the question begins.
Select a door to see its job, a real example from the kit, and the material that helps you continue. These are connected routes, not a course you must take in order.
Bring one question. Use the door that serves it.
The work returns to the evidence.
Public condition → evidence → finding → citizen lever → responsible actor → lawful instrument → action → blocker or outcome → measure again
For the comment examples, the record currently stops short of a verified agency outcome. That gap belongs in the action file. It is the next question to check, not a blank to fill with a success claim.
Finish with a record someone else can use.
Write the exact request, source, receiving office, and date. Use the worksheet linked to the selected lever. Save the final submission separately from drafts. Set a return date and name the evidence that would show a result.
The first useful outcome is a question the right office can answer. The next is a record of what it did.
Source material: complete Field Guide, eight worksheets, source and verification notes. The seven displayed briefs preserve the reading edition’s full text. Six-door explanations are new companion copy grounded in the kit examples and research.