Rules per site
A site's rules say what its content must be: tone, technical level, audience, banned terms, required disclaimers, allowed sources, who approves what and when human review is required. They are versioned — you can compare versions and roll back.
What the rules carry
- Voice: tone, technical level and audience for each site.
- Prohibitions: banned terms and claims your field does not allow.
- Obligations: disclaimers that must appear and how the professional is identified.
- Sources: which domains and publications may be cited on that topic.
- Approval: who approves what, and on which topics human review is required.
How they are applied
- At generation: they go into the model's context, along with the brief and the expert's bio.
- At QA: they become checks. What breaks a prohibition is blocked, not warned.
- At publishing: the brand guard checks the institutions cited against your registry.
Versions
- Every change creates a version, with author and date.
- You can compare two versions and see what changed.
- You can roll back to an earlier version without rewriting anything.
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