Turn Messy Notes Into an SOP Someone Else Can Run

Convert my notes into a standard operating procedure written for someone doing this for the first time.

Process name: [NAME]
Who performs it: [ROLE and experience level]
How often: [FREQUENCY]
Tools and access required: [TOOLS]
What "done correctly" looks like: [DESIRED OUTCOME]
My messy notes: [PASTE EVERYTHING — out of order is fine]

Return in this structure:
1. Purpose — why this process exists and what breaks if it is skipped
2. Trigger — the exact event that starts it
3. Prerequisites — access, files, approvals needed before step 1
4. Steps — numbered, each written as a command starting with a verb, one action per step
5. Decision points — "if X, do this; if Y, do that", pulled from my notes
6. Quality check — what to verify before marking it complete
7. Common mistakes and how to catch them
8. Escalation — when to stop and ask a human, and who

RULES
- Use only what is in my notes. Do not invent steps, tools, timings or approvals.
- Where my notes are ambiguous or a step is clearly missing, insert [GAP: what you need from me] inline rather than filling it in.
- No corporate padding. If a section adds nothing for this process, write "not applicable" and move on.

Before you write, list up to 5 gaps that would most affect whether a new person could actually complete this, then write the SOP with those marked.