The walkthrough script that earns the review
Rung 9 of 10 · Multi-persona
1 · Learn the move · Multi-persona
The final walkthrough is your closing argument and your referral engine, and most GCs wing it. Draft the script, then make the AI attack it from three chairs: the detail-hunting homeowner looking for reasons to hold retainage, the punch-list lead who has to deliver every promise the script makes, and the past client deciding whether to refer you. Three personas find three different failures. The script that survives all three is the one that ends with a signed punch list and a five-star review you didn't have to beg for.
Build my final-walkthrough script from my closeout details, then critique it from 3 personas: a detail-focused homeowner protecting their last payment, my punch-list carpenter who must deliver every promise in it, and a past client deciding whether to refer me. Revise once using all 3 critiques. My dates, warranty terms, and figures only — invent no promises. End with the review ask, earned not begged. [closeout details]
2 · Your turn. You write the prompt
The Okafor kitchen wraps Friday: 14 weeks, two rough patches, a genuinely great result, and $6,200 of retainage riding on the walkthrough. Write a prompt that builds the closeout script and stress-tests it before you're standing in their kitchen.
Remember: the AI sees only your prompt, not this page. If the situation isn't in your prompt, it doesn't exist.
Optional. These shape the output when you run your prompt below, not your score.