Make a plan for the city and then use map pins to remind you what your plan is with the city. It could be to designate the districts you're going to build, or you could just use them to write down the build order.
The map pins are an improvement., hopefully they will reintroduce build queues (especially useful ones where you can queue up things you can't build...and it takes the highest thing on the list it Can build)
A "builder lens" would also be useful, showing 'improvable' tiles and resources in your empire.
It's not that hard. Just have a plan for each of them, or each group of them. Make sure to specialize and get the right stuff rolling in the right cities. It will take some time, but you'll probably only be producing 1 or 2 things a turn, if that.
A governor wouldn't be too bad..if it never built districts (except ones that you placed) or built buildings that excluded others (like Stables/Barracks or either Museum)...it just let you build those and it filled in buildings, repairing pillaged districts/buidings, and building projects. (maybe the occasional builder if the City had unimproved tiles)
Great tip on the map pins! I haven't been using them as much as I should, and when I do, it's more to remind myself of a chokepoint to reinforce or a future city site. I'll start using them on district placement/city planning too.
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