Creates thoroughly researched rough drafts through a 7-step interactive process with mandatory fact verification and brand-aware content structure. Outputs fact-checked content ready for finalization recipes. Supports multiple input types including files, handoffs, notes, and briefs.
Recipe Name: RCP-002-001-001-ROUGH-DRAFT-CREATOR – Interactive Fact-Checked Rough Draft Creator
RCP-002-001-001-ROUGH-DRAFT-CREATOR
Creates thoroughly researched rough drafts through a 7-stepinteractive process with mandatory fact verification andbrand-aware content structure. Outputs fact-checked contentready for finalization recipes. Supports multiple inputtypes including files, handoffs, notes, and briefs.
How To Start
STEP 1: PREPARE YOUR INPUTS
- Gather the following before running this recipe: – Source content (file, handoff, notes, or brief) – Brand profile with tone and audience details – Content focus preference (achievements, process, technical, or impact)
STEP 2: EXECUTE THE RECIPE
- Copy the recipe code from the Actual Recipe Code field and paste it into your AI assistant. Provide the required parameters when prompted.
STEP 3: COMPLETE THE INTERACTIVE PROCESS
- The recipe will guide you through 7 steps: 1. Brand profile confirmation 2. Content analysis 3. Fact verification prompt creation 4. Research and outlining 5. Collaborative refinement 6. Rough draft creation 7. Finalization recipe selection
STEP 4: PROCEED TO FINALIZATION
- Once complete, use the output with a finalization recipe such as RCP-002-001-002-FINAL-DRAFT-BLOG-POST to create your finished content.
When to Use This Recipe
Use this recipe when you need to create a rough draft fromsource materials (files, notes, handoffs, or briefs) andwant built-in fact verification. Ideal for blog posts,articles, reports, or any content requiring accuracy.Pairs with finalization recipes for complete workflow.
Recipe FAQ
Q: What types of source content can I use with this recipe?
A: The recipe accepts four input types: files (TXT, DOCX, or
PDF documents), handoffs (output from previous CRAFT
sessions), notes (your written ideas or bullet points),
and briefs (structured content outlines or project
specifications). Choose the input_type parameter that
matches your source material. Q: Why does the recipe avoid time and date references?
A: Temporal references like “last week” or “Day 3” can
become inaccurate quickly and may introduce factual
errors. The recipe uses milestone and phase labels
instead, which remain accurate regardless of when the
content is read. Only fact-checked dates central to
the topic are included. Q: Do I need to use web search for the fact verification
step?
A: The fact verification prompt in Step 3 is designed for
use with Deep Research or similar tools, but it is not
mandatory. You can verify facts manually, skip
verification for content you have already validated, or
use the prompt as a reference for what to check. The
recipe marks unverified claims for human review. Q: What is the difference between content_focus options?
A: The four options shape how the draft emphasizes content.
“Achievements” highlights accomplishments and milestones.
“Process” focuses on methodology and workflows.
“Technical” emphasizes specifications and implementation
details. “Impact” centers on outcomes, metrics, and
results. Choose based on your audience’s primary interest. Q: Can I skip the interactive steps and generate the draft
directly?
A: The 7-step interactive process is designed to ensure
quality and alignment with your vision. However, if you
are confident in your inputs, you can provide brief
confirmations at each step to move quickly through the
process. The collaborative checkpoints exist to catch
issues before the draft is complete. Q: What should I do after completing this recipe?
A: The rough draft output is designed to feed directly into
a finalization recipe. Use RCP-002-001-002-FINAL-DRAFT-
BLOG-POST to polish the content for publication, or
choose another finalization recipe appropriate for your
output format (documentation, marketing, reports).
A: The recipe accepts four input types: files (TXT, DOCX, or
PDF documents), handoffs (output from previous CRAFT
sessions), notes (your written ideas or bullet points),
and briefs (structured content outlines or project
specifications). Choose the input_type parameter that
matches your source material. Q: Why does the recipe avoid time and date references?
A: Temporal references like “last week” or “Day 3” can
become inaccurate quickly and may introduce factual
errors. The recipe uses milestone and phase labels
instead, which remain accurate regardless of when the
content is read. Only fact-checked dates central to
the topic are included. Q: Do I need to use web search for the fact verification
step?
A: The fact verification prompt in Step 3 is designed for
use with Deep Research or similar tools, but it is not
mandatory. You can verify facts manually, skip
verification for content you have already validated, or
use the prompt as a reference for what to check. The
recipe marks unverified claims for human review. Q: What is the difference between content_focus options?
A: The four options shape how the draft emphasizes content.
“Achievements” highlights accomplishments and milestones.
“Process” focuses on methodology and workflows.
“Technical” emphasizes specifications and implementation
details. “Impact” centers on outcomes, metrics, and
results. Choose based on your audience’s primary interest. Q: Can I skip the interactive steps and generate the draft
directly?
A: The 7-step interactive process is designed to ensure
quality and alignment with your vision. However, if you
are confident in your inputs, you can provide brief
confirmations at each step to move quickly through the
process. The collaborative checkpoints exist to catch
issues before the draft is complete. Q: What should I do after completing this recipe?
A: The rough draft output is designed to feed directly into
a finalization recipe. Use RCP-002-001-002-FINAL-DRAFT-
BLOG-POST to polish the content for publication, or
choose another finalization recipe appropriate for your
output format (documentation, marketing, reports).
Actual Recipe Code
(Copy This Plaintext Code To Use)
# ===========================================================# RECIPE START: RCP-002-001-001-ROUGH-DRAFT-CREATOR-v2.00a# ===========================================================# Title: Interactive Fact-Checked Rough Draft Creator# Cookbook: CFT-FWK-COOKBK-BLOGGING-AND-CONTENT# Category: CAT-002-BLOGGING-AND-CONTENT# Subcategory: SUBCAT-001-BLOG-CONTENT# Difficulty: Advanced# Version: 2.00a# ===========================================================ROUGH_DRAFT_CREATOR = Recipe( recipe_id="RCP-002-001-001-ROUGH-DRAFT-CREATOR-v2.00a", title="Interactive Fact-Checked Rough Draft Creator", description="Creates thoroughly researched rough drafts through 7-step interactive process with mandatory fact verification and brand-aware content structure. Outputs fact-checked outline ready for finalization recipes.", category="CAT-002", subcategory="SUBCAT-001", difficulty="Advanced", parameters={ "input_type": { "type": "string", "required": True, "options": ["file", "handoff", "notes", "brief"], "description": "Source type for content creation" }, "input_content": { "type": "string", "required": True, "description": "Filename or content for the draft" }, "brand_profile": { "type": "string", "required": True, "description": "Brand profile variable or file" }, "content_focus": { "type": "string", "required": False, "default": "achievements", "options": [ "achievements", "process", "technical", "impact" ], "description": "Primary angle for the content" } }, prompt_template=TEMPLATE_BELOW)# ———————————————————–# TEMPLATE START# ———————————————————–#H->AI::Directive: (Create fact-checked rough draft from {input_type} using {brand_profile})#H->AI::Context: (Interactive process with fact verification before finalizing)#H->AI::Constraint: (Avoid unverified time/date references unless central to topic and fact-checked)# ===========================================================# STEP 1: BRAND PROFILE SELECTION# ===========================================================#AI->H::Status: (Selecting brand profile – Step 1 of 7)Using brand profile: {brand_profile} – Target audience characteristics loaded – Tone and style preferences applied – Pain points and messaging aligned#AI->H::RequiredQuestion: (Confirming brand selection: {brand_profile}. Correct?)# ===========================================================# STEP 2: CONTENT ANALYSIS# ===========================================================#AI->H::Status: (Analyzing {input_type} for key points – Step 2 of 7)Reading and extracting from {input_content}: – Main achievements/milestones – Technical specifications – Problems solved – Impact demonstrated – Supporting dataTIME/DATE VERIFICATION: – Only include dates from source documents – Avoid relative time references (Week X, Day Y) – Use phase/milestone labels instead of temporal markers – Fact-check any timeline claimsKey findings: [List extracted key points]#AI->H::OptionalQuestion: (Any specific achievements or points to emphasize?)# ===========================================================# STEP 3: FACT VERIFICATION PROMPT# ===========================================================#AI->H::Status: (Creating comprehensive fact-check prompt – Step 3 of 7)I will now create a detailed research prompt to verifyclaims. This ensures accuracy and provides additionalcontext.FACT-CHECK PROMPT: [Generate comprehensive verification prompt including: – Core claims to verify – Technical specifications – Milestone achievements – Impact metrics – Timeline verification (if dates are central) – Context requests]#AI->H::Note: (This prompt would typically be used with Deep Research or similar verification tools)# ===========================================================# STEP 4: RESEARCH AND OUTLINING# ===========================================================#AI->H::Status: (Creating structured outline – Step 4 of 7)CONTENT OUTLINE: I. HOOK [Compelling opening addressing target audience pain points] II. CONTEXT/BACKGROUND [Set the stage without unverified time references] III. MAIN CONTENT SECTIONS [Organized by theme/achievement, not chronology unless verified] IV. TECHNICAL/DETAILED SECTIONS [Deep dives into specifics] V. IMPACT/RESULTS [Measurable outcomes and benefits] VI. LESSONS/INSIGHTS [Key takeaways for audience] VII. CONCLUSION [Wrap-up appropriate to content type]#AI->H::Note: (Outline avoids temporal markers unless fact-checked)# ===========================================================# STEP 5: COLLABORATIVE REFINEMENT# ===========================================================#AI->H::Status: (Seeking your input on outline – Step 5 of 7)Review the outline above for: 1. Missing key points 2. Sections to expand/reduce 3. Structural improvements 4. Brand alignment#AI->H::RequiredQuestion: (Does this outline capture your vision? What changes needed?)#AI->H::OptionalQuestion: (Any specific examples or data to include?)# ===========================================================# STEP 6: ROUGH DRAFT CREATION# ===========================================================#AI->H::Status: (Writing rough draft – Step 6 of 7)[Create complete rough draft following outline]WRITING PRINCIPLES: – Use phase/milestone labels for temporal references – Avoid unverified temporal references – Include only fact-checked dates when essential – Focus on achievements and outcomes – Maintain brand voice throughout – Include placeholder for any unverified claimsLENGTH: Typically 800-1500 words depending on scope#AI->H::OptionalQuestion: (Would you like me to: 1. Add more data to Section [X]? 2. Strengthen argument in Section [Y]? 3. Include additional examples?)#AI->H::Note: (Rough draft complete and fact-checked)# ===========================================================# STEP 7: FINALIZATION RECIPE SELECTION# ===========================================================#AI->H::Status: (Ready for finalization – Step 7 of 7)Your fact-checked rough draft is complete. To transformthis into final content:#AI->H::RequiredQuestion: (Which finalization recipe would you like to use? Please provide the recipe ID)Common finalization options: – RCP-002-001-002: Blog post formatter – Technical documentation formatter – Marketing content formatter – Report generatorThe rough draft above contains: – Verified facts with sources – Clear structure and sections – Appropriate tone for {brand_profile} – Content ready for final formatting – No unverified time/date references#AI->H::Note: (Once you provide the recipe ID, we can proceed with finalization)#H->AI::OnError: (If critical facts cannot be verified, provide draft with clear markers for human verification)# ———————————————————–# TEMPLATE END# ———————————————————–# ===========================================================# RECIPE END: RCP-002-001-001-ROUGH-DRAFT-CREATOR-v2.00a# ===========================================================
