In the form of a kuntres, filled in by the owner.
Subject, owner, volume, dates, dedication.
Every section with its pages, and a key to the edge tabs.
Eight sources, each checked against the printed text.
The nine rules.
The abbreviations, and the shape of an entry.
Entry line, ruled lines, and the wide margin for the makom and hagahos.
The main question and the flow with its sources.
Mareh mekomos, what to cut, questions asked, notes.
What you heard and said, and a vort for the table.
Open questions, and what became of them.
Shiurim heard and given, and what entries became.
What was asked, what you answered, the din and its source.
A page per masechta, sefer or chelek, with a siyum line.
Every parsha and moed, already printed.
For ideas that cross many places.
Every masechta with its last daf.
The four chalakim with their simanim; the fourteen sefarim with their hilchos.
Berachos 28b, and the Hadran.
Open questions travel on; your volumes, listed.