The 'unclear impact goes under Internal' rule is what stops the model from writing marketing. Changelogs lose trust the first time they claim something the release…

Banning the specific words is more effective than 'be concise'. Models default to a vocabulary of empty intensifiers, and naming them removes the escape hatch.

The prohibition on names and on "human error" is what makes a postmortem useful. Both are the default output of an unconstrained model, and both end…

Section 3 is what people actually need: the topics everyone left thinking were settled. Requiring a quote for section 1 is the cheapest way to tell…

The two-question test (what happened / what can I do) is mechanical enough to apply at scale, which is what makes an audit finishable.

Putting the no first is the only reliable way to write a decline. Everything after it can be generous, because the reader is not waiting for…