Long-Form Prose Authoring
Turn a brief into a polished article, every time.
Takes a brief, source material, and a voice spec and drafts complete long-form prose — articles, explainers, briefing notes, internal memos. Handles outline, section flow, and continuity so you ship a coherent piece rather than stitching fragments together manually.
Shape
Operational dimensions
Person and system work side-by-side.
Fires when a user asks.
Holds working state that compounds over runs.
Emits to external systems; does not read them.
Inputs
- brief or outline
- source material (docs, transcripts, data)
- voice and style spec
- audience frame
Outputs
- long-form prose artefact (editable document)
- section-level outline with draft copy
- revision-ready structured text
Mechanism
Composes a coherent long-form prose artefact (article, explainer, briefing, narrative report-as-prose) from structured inputs / source material, in a designated voice and structure.
Why this is a primitive
Cannot be decomposed — the operation is one act of generating a structured prose artefact end-to-end (outline → drafted sections → coherent piece). It is not slide-shaped (no per-slide structural visual), not short-form (length and continuity are load-bearing), not a published surface (it emits an artefact, doesn't host one), and carries no completion claim (vs learn-it).
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