Add TPPC Workflow Scoping Worksheet - #140
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Adds a free pre-build scoping guide and editable worksheet to Articles & Guides / Workflow Automation.
The resource helps builders and workflow owners agree on inputs, missing-data rules, approval roles, exclusions, manual fallback and proposed acceptance checks before choosing or implementing an automation. It includes a fictional support-escalation example and compares ordinary rules with possible AI assistance. It does not execute a workflow or claim the checks have passed.
TPPC is our product. The worksheet and Markdown download are free without signup; the page separately offers an optional paid scope pack. This suggestion was prepared with AI assistance and checked against the actual resource. Its URL carries source-level campaign tags, not personal identifiers.
This adds one resource and alphabetizes the existing six entries in the same subsection, following CONTRIBUTING.md. No other section or existing resource text is changed. The current README and prior suggestions have no TPPC duplicate.
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