Fictional ladder cards: The Disclosure Ladder
Labs reference: Fictional ladder cards: The Disclosure Ladder.
Read one ladder in order. Every person, organization, record, and detail is fictional.
Card 1: Meal ideas
- “Help me plan lower-sodium dinner ideas.”
- “A family member was advised to reduce sodium.”
- “They have a specific health condition.”
- “Here are their recent test values and medication list.”
- “Here is a portal export with their name, doctor, appointment date, insurance information, and full record.”
Card 2: Study support
- “Help me explain fractions to a teenager.”
- “They are preparing for a school quiz next week.”
- “Here is their exact school, teacher’s name, and class schedule.”
- “Here are their full learning-plan notes and a private family email.”
- “Here are their name, address, student number, and complete school record.”
Card 3: Client response
- “Help me outline a neutral response to a client question.”
- “The question concerns a delayed project milestone.”
- “Here is the client’s name and the unconfirmed reason for the delay.”
- “Here are internal messages, a contract excerpt, and the client’s contact record.”
- “Here is the full project folder, billing history, and private notes about individual employees.”
Card 4: Neighborhood pickup
- “Help me write a short note asking neighbors to donate unopened pantry items.”
- “The donation pickup is this Saturday.”
- “The pickup is at my apartment building near the library.”
- “My building is 815 Cedar Lane, and I will be home alone from 9 to 11.”
- “Here is my phone number, apartment number, door code, and the list of neighbors who have agreed to participate.”
Discussion reminder
Choose a pause point, explain the accumulation, and write a safer next move. There is not always one correct stopping point; the goal is to make the choice visible.
Source: labs/disclosure-ladder/materials/ladder-cards.md