Stakeholder reframe
Reframe the same material for a named audience, showing what was cut and what claim each audience is being asked to accept.
The prompt
Reframe the material I am giving you for a different audience. New audience: WHO THEY ARE, what they are responsible for, what they already know, and what decision is in front of them. Length: LIMIT. Return three things. The reframed piece. Written for that audience, at that length. The translation table. One row per change you made: What you cut, and why that audience does not need it. What you added, and where it came from. If it came from nowhere, say ADDED WITHOUT SOURCE, which is a flag rather than a confession. What you softened or sharpened, with the original wording and the new wording side by side. The load bearing claim. The one thing this audience has to accept for the piece to work, stated in a single sentence. Then say whether my original material actually supports it, and quote the part that does. If nothing supports it, say that plainly. Rules. Technical detail can be cut. Certainty cannot be added. If the original says a result is provisional, the reframe says it too, no matter how senior the audience is.
How to use it
Run this in Work mode. It expects to read sources and produce something you can check.
Use when one piece of work has to be told to a second audience and you want the translation visible rather than invisible.
Vibe prepares and drafts. You verify and decide. Ask for a citation on every finding: a confident answer is not evidence.
What you get back
The reframed piece, a table of what was cut, added or softened, and the single claim the audience must accept for it to work.
What it writes
Nothing. This one only answers.
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