Write [FORMAT] using [APPROVED CREATIVE BRIEF], [VOICE RULES], and [FACTUAL SOURCES]. Lead with a concrete problem and useful outcome. Use plain language, connected steps, and humor about the situation when it helps.
Preserve supplied facts and exact source prompts. Label newly written examples as illustrative. Do not write first-person experiences I did not supply. Avoid generic motivation, corporate phrases, income promises, or implied autonomous results.
Make the draft complete enough for its intended reader and format. Explain what to do next and how to recognize a good result. Return the actual draft, followed by a short list of any missing evidence or decisions that affect publication.