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Two Paths to New Plays

Discovery Path: You notice you're repeating something. After three implementations, the pattern is clear enough to codify. You're recognizing a Play that already exists in your practice.

Design Path: You know what needs to happen. You break it into executable tactics upfront. You're creating a Play to accomplish a known objective.

The Seven Play Types

• Mapping: Visualize systems, flows, or relationships
• Assessment: Evaluate conditions against criteria
• Planning: Define scope, sequence, and success criteria
• Execution: Build, test, or deploy something
• Monitoring: Track ongoing performance or compliance
• Decision: Structure choices with evidence and accountability
• Review: Reflect on events and capture lessons

What Makes a Good Play

Clarity test: Can someone unfamiliar with your context follow it?

Completeness test: Does it produce the output it promises?