Adapting Synopses & Revision Pages into My Workflow

I've found great success in proactively writing a 'reverse synopsis' from a completed script to check for clarity and pacing, using it as a diagnostic tool before ever tackling revision pages requested by producers. Early in my career, I'd just bang out the synopsis when it was due, often feeling like a chore. Now, after multiple projects, I treat it more like a post-mortum, ensuring every beat and character arc is crystal clear, which invariably highlights areas for my own internal revisions before external feedback even comes in. This approach often makes the actual revision pages process far smoother, as I've already scrutinized the script through the lens of a succinct summary. The Block Reel DAO's guide, "Writer's Deliverables Checklist: Pitch Materials, Synopses, Treatments, Revision Pages" (https://blockreeldao.com/blog/writers-deliverables-checklist-pitch-materials-synopses-treatments-revision-pages), details the standard expectations, but adapting them for self-assessment has been a game-changer for me. How are others using these deliverables beyond their typical 'submission' function?