Evidence-First Article Workflow

# Evidence-First Article Workflow

Draft an article from a search question and a source ledger, then review it for publication.

1Overview

An outlined article, source ledger and editorial checklist.

2Requirements

Provide the audience and question; current research requires browsing access.

3Steps

1. 1. Define the reader’s question and the specific answer the article should provide.

2. 2. Gather primary sources and record supported claims, dates and unresolved questions.

3. 3. Build an outline around the answer, then draft with citations adjacent to factual claims.

4. 4. Review accuracy, originality, accessibility and any image/source permissions.

5. 5. Prepare title, description and internal links, then publish only through your approved editorial process.

4Worked example

6. Input

```text Question: how should a small team resume interrupted agent work? Sources supplied: a checkpoint helper manual and an incident note about a failed email retry. ```

7. Expected result

```text Outline: recovery state; what a checkpoint stores; uncertain side effects; a worked recovery example; limits. Central point: persist state, but reconcile an uncertain email before retrying. No search ranking or traffic lift is promised. ```

5Acceptance checks

Answer the stated question using the supplied evidence and separate technical limits from promotion.

6Limits

Search outcomes are not guaranteed. The workflow creates an editorial draft, not unattended publishing.

7Suggested tools

• Your web browser: Gather and verify current sources
• Your AI assistant: Outline and draft the article
• LibreOffice or your document editor: Perform editorial review