Draft content from approved source material

Use AI to draft from a supplied brief and source material. Keep publication with an editor. The first version should produce one reviewable piece, not automate every channel.

Build the brief

Audience:
Question the piece answers:
Approved source facts:
Claims that need a source:
Tone and length:
Required structure:
What to leave out:
Editor:

Do not ask for impressive statistics or anonymous success stories. If you do not have evidence, leave the claim out.

Try a fictional announcement

Sample facts:

Example Studio will hold a product demonstration on 12 November.
The demonstration starts at 14:00 UTC and lasts 30 minutes.
Registration instructions have not been confirmed.

Prompt:

Draft a short announcement using only the supplied facts.
Include the event, date, time, timezone, and duration.
Do not invent a registration link, price, venue, speaker, or testimonial.
Put missing publication details in a separate editor checklist.

The answer key contains the given schedule and an editor question about registration. A made-up booking link fails even if the copy reads well.

Review before adapting it

Check each factual sentence against the brief. Verify dates, links, and quoted material. Remove claims that cannot be traced to a source.

Once the draft passes, adapt it for another channel using the same approved facts. Compare the versions to catch changed dates, omitted timezones, or invented benefits.

Test the boundaries

Remove the date and check whether the draft marks it as missing. Add conflicting durations and check whether it asks for clarification. Add a source sentence claiming a result without evidence and check whether the editor flags it.

Keep publishing explicit

This exercise does not wire a CMS, schedule social posts, or distribute email. If you later build that workflow, validate the output and require an authorized publication step. A draft should not become a published claim because a model call succeeded.

Improve the instructions and keep a small set of source briefs and answer checks.