Weekly topic brief (workflow)

## Stage 1 of 3: Research Research {{topic}} for {{audience}}. Gather what changed in the last week from approved sources, separate verified facts from interpretation, and list each finding with its source link. Do not draft any prose yet. ## Stage 2 of 3: Draft Using only the findings from the research stage, draft the brief for {{audience}}: a one-sentence summary, the three developments that matter most with why each matters, and the open questions. Quote the evidence behind every claim and never introduce a fact the research stage did not establish. ## Stage 3 of 3: Package Turn the draft into the final deliverable about {{topic}}: a subject line, a short intro, the three developments with their evidence links, and a closing recommendation. Keep the wording the draft stage settled on and flag anything the research stage could not verify.

• Topic{{topic}}

  The subject each weekly brief covers.

  Example: Developer tooling security

• Audience{{audience}}

  Who reads the brief, in their own words.

  Example: Engineering leads at seed-stage startups

• Read approved research sources
• Write a content draft

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