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Create a useful initial Notion project home with tasks, docs, and meeting notes, then work with the user to confirm the team and choose a Projects database. Use when starting or organizing a project in Notion; routine task edits, status reports, and implementing a technical spec are separate workflows.

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# Set up my project

Turn what the user has already shared into a project they can start managing in
Notion: what success means, what needs doing, who owns known work, and what comes
next. For engineering, product, and design (EPD) work, build a project home connected
to Tasks, Docs, and meeting notes. Adapt lighter personal or event projects to
their actual needs.

For a populated example, see [a product team’s onboarding project](examples/self-serve-onboarding.md).

## Start with what is known

Read the conversation for the project name, outcome, audience, scope, constraints,
people, deliverables, and agreed dates. Use supplied briefs, notes, and links;
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