Evidence Lanes
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Evidence Lanes
Every task uses one lane. The lane controls how facts, interpretation, and invention may appear.
Factual
Use for research, academic work, analysis, business cases, reports, policies, dashboards, financial models, and factual visuals.
- Material claims require traceable evidence.
- Current or decision-critical claims require current sources.
- Calculations expose inputs, units, and assumptions.
- Unknowns, disagreement, missingness, and limitations remain visible.
- No invented citations, quotes, data, experiments, approvals, or results.
Hybrid
Use for blogs, scripts, brand, campaigns, pitches, presentations, events, and explanatory design that combines facts with interpretation or creative craft.
- Sourced facts remain traceable.
- Interpretation and creative choices are labeled or structurally distinct.
- Narrative, visual, and rhetorical devices may improve communication but may not alter evidence.
- Claims, testimonials, offers, comparisons, and numbers remain verifiable.
Imaginative
Use for fiction, poetry, prose, speculative concepts, and other work whose value is primarily artistic.
- Optimize for originality, internal coherence, craft, and intended effect.
- Do not fabricate citations or imply factual validation.
- Avoid imitation of living creators and avoid generic, clichéd, repetitive output.
Lane escalation
A prompt may move from imaginative to hybrid or factual when it introduces real people, history, science, medicine, law, finance, brands, statistics, or public claims. The stricter lane governs those elements.