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Workshop — template mode

The proposal workshop

This is a live demo of GigHound's drafting step, running as a fixed template (template mode) — the same mode the product falls back to when no language model is available. It shows the shape of a draft and where the human boundary sits. It does not show the full product, and it never submits anything to any platform.

Assemble a draft

Pick a brief (or paste your own), check only the experience lines that are actually true of you, pick a tone, and get an editable proposal draft. The workshop runs on a fixed, versioned template (gighound-workshop-v1, shown on every draft) — not an AI system. Everything happens in your browser: brief text you paste is never transmitted, saved on a server, or shared. Nothing is sent anywhere from this page.

1. The brief 20–4,000 characters. Do not paste anyone's private data, credentials or secrets — just the job description.
2. Experience lines — only what is true of you

Unchecked lines are left out. Checked lines appear in the draft in the first person, as your own statements — uncheck anything you cannot back up.

3. Tone

A rendered example (static equivalent)

Assembled from the fictional bakery sample brief with the “professional” tone and two experience lines selected. Template draft — not AI-generated Annotations are listed under it.

Example draft (gighound-workshop-v1) 
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Template draft — not AI-generated. Assembled locally by the GigHound proposal workshop (gighound-workshop-v1).
Human review boundary: nothing has been sent anywhere. Review and edit before any real use.
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Hello,

Thank you for posting this brief. As we understand it, you are looking for help with a website or web presence and design work.

Your brief, as we understand it: "We need a five-page website for our bakery: home, menu, about, gallery and contact. We have a logo and photos. The site must work well on phones and be easy …"

Why me:
- I have delivered projects similar to this one and can walk you through relevant examples on a call.
- I am happy to provide references from past clients on request.

How I would approach it:
1. Confirm scope, deliverables and success criteria with you in writing before starting.
2. Share a short written plan, then a first draft or milestone for your review.
3. Deliver in agreed increments — you approve each step before the next begins.

Before we start, I would like to confirm:
- The exact deliverables and the date you need them by.
- What you already have (materials, accounts, existing work) and what I should provide.
- How you would like to review progress, and who makes the final call.

Kind regards,
[Your name] — placeholder: replace with your name and contact details before any real use.

Assumptions made by the template:
- This draft was assembled from a fixed template (gighound-workshop-v1) and your selections — deterministic, not AI-generated.
- The brief is assumed complete as provided. Confirm scope, budget and timeline with the client before sending anything.
- Experience lines appear only because you selected them — remove any line that is not true of you.
- Placeholders such as [Your name] must be replaced before any real use.
- Nothing has been sent anywhere. This page assembles text locally in your browser; reviewing, editing and sending are always yours.