## 1. Extract facts and retain qualifications Read source-article.md only. Create facts.md with F ids, source evidence, type(sample fact/advice/unverified), usable wording and required qualifications. Do not browse, imply a real Gmail test or invent time-saving/accuracy numbers. Expected: A traceable F01–F06 fact table. Check: The meanings of 8, 6 and 2 remain; F06 stays unmeasured. ## 2. Define channel structure, reader and tone Use editorial-brief.json and facts.md to outline 5 X posts and 1 LinkedIn post with fact ids. State synthetic practice early. Show outlines only; do not connect accounts or schedule. Expected: Two different outlines with consistent facts. Check: Advice has not become accomplished work; each paragraph has a source id. ## 3. Generate drafts and audit facts separately Generate drafts from the confirmed outlines with a draft-id→fact-id table. Independently check invented numbers, missing qualifications, plans written as done, repetition and unapproved promises. Revise and record changes in drafts.md only. Expected: 5 X texts, 1 LinkedIn text and a fact map. Check: All claims trace to the article; both versions retain synthetic/unverified scope. ## 4. Inspect account identity and the draft request Read-only inspect and corresponding X/LinkedIn accounts/tools. Review draft-payload.json for ordinary drafts: no publish_at, plan_at or immediate publication parameters; share:false. Show checks/request only; do not write or echo keys. Expected: A target account list and request preview. Check: No scheduling/publication fields or public share request. ## 5. Save a specifically approved draft and read it back Only after specific account/request approval, create one ordinary draft without scheduling, publishing or public sharing. Record draft_id and read back title, platforms, body and draft state. If tools fail, retain files marked unwritten. On uncertainty check duplicates; never overwrite existing edits. Expected: A real id/readback or explicit unwritten status. Check: Account/format correct; no paragraphs missing, schedule or published record. ## 6. Save the method and review publication separately Draft a content-repurpose Skill: source/brief intake, facts, outlines, rewriting, audit and draft/source delivery. Typefully writing, public sharing, scheduling and publishing are separate stages; default to local files. Create no timed publishing task or cross-Bot delegation. Expected: A reusable Skill draft and editorial checklist. Check: New input starts with facts and inherits no account/time/publication permission.