# Man and Machine: Leave the Questions on the Page

![A man, a bronze robot and a golden retriever beside a detailed golf calendar\.](/writing/man-and-machine/leave-the-questions-on-the-page/assets/hero.png)

I asked Oscar to turn our golf schedule into a calendar I could print\. One row was cut off, some dates didn’t agree, and one start time looked wrong\.

Oscar found the missing row in the publisher’s online viewer\. It then made monthly pages with clear event names and room for notes\. It also added a page showing what it had fixed and what still needed checking\.

The odd start time stayed as printed\. We didn’t have enough information to change it\.

I’d asked for a calendar to help us plan\. But rebuilding a document means making choices about gaps and mistakes\. If an AI changes a time because it looks wrong, I might never know there was a question in the first place\.

The first version is ready\. We still need to print a page to check the layout and ask the club about the dates and time\. Until then, we’ll use it for planning and check the club’s schedule before making firm plans\.

I want my agents to finish more of these small jobs\. I also want them to make it easy to see what they couldn’t settle\. Oscar got the calendar ready and left the open questions where I could find them\. Now I know what to ask the club\.

\-dg

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