Pass the inspection: 10 AI skills for the paperwork that keeps you open.

10 skills for the paperwork that keeps you open.

all 10 free, nothing to sign up for ↓

the inspection does not go badly because the kitchen is dirty. it goes badly because the records are thin, and you cannot prove on paper what you actually do every day. this is 10 Claude and Codex skills for the file an inspector asks to see.

what they get you:

- keep the daily food safety record in a form an inspector recognises
- write your own process down against the HACCP principles
- log fridges, deliveries and hot holding so it proves something
- set out who cleans what, how often, and how it is evidenced
- hold the recipe level allergen record behind every menu claim
- keep the accident record you need before you need it
- know what your premises licence actually lets you do
- put the weekly and six monthly fire checks in one record
- prove the people you buy from are safe, one step back
- check the cover you think you have against what you actually do

one rule runs through all ten: no number goes on a page without the source it came from beside it. where an interval sits inside a British Standard that is sold rather than published free, the fire log says so and leaves it to your engineer. where no published figure exists, you get the column and no target, and a line telling you to get the number from your own EHO.

the second is that a line has to be something a person could have failed. "fridges OK" is true whether anybody looked or not. a month of unbroken ticks in one pen is the page an officer trusts least, which is why the exception log has four columns: what was found, what was done straight away, who decided, and what stops it happening again.

the allergen record goes down to the dusting flour and the wheat inside the soy sauce, and names the dishes to re-check the morning a supplier changes a recipe. the licence sheet lays your deposited plan over the building, where the yard full of tables and the smoking area that grew a roof turn up. the insurance review rewrites every warranty as a job somebody does on an ordinary Tuesday, and never tells you that you are covered.

half of them think it through in Claude, half get it done in Codex. one folder each. a minute to install.

no compliance subscription, no consultant on a day rate, no folder of templates nobody fills in. each one prepares a working document for your EHO, adviser or insurer to check - it never pretends to be the advice.

10 skills. one complete system.
and I'm giving the entire thing away for free

public information only, nothing invented. anything touching contracts, food safety, employment or tax prepares the work for your accountant, solicitor, HR adviser or EHO to check. it never pretends to be the advice.

Comment "SAFE" and I'll send you the whole pack.

(and connect if we aren't yet - the DM won't go through otherwise)

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