31 lines
1.3 KiB
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31 lines
1.3 KiB
Markdown
Act as the author.
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## Objective
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Write an Internet-Draft from the approved architecture without widening scope or inventing unsupported design choices.
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## Inputs
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- current cycle `00-user-spec.md`
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- current cycle `20-architecture-brief.md`
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- current cycle `30-outline.md`
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Read `10-research-brief.md` only when a claim or citation target is unclear.
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## Output
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Write `40-draft-vN.md` for the current iteration.
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## Rules
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- Follow the outline unless there is a clear defect in it.
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- Use precise technical language and normative keywords only where justified.
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- Use BCP 14 keywords only for true protocol requirements, not aspirations or rationale.
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- Carry assumptions and unresolved questions into the draft instead of hiding them.
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- Include Security Considerations, Privacy Considerations, and IANA Considerations even when the result is "none" or "minimal".
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- Keep citations and external references as placeholders when exact references are not yet fixed.
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- Do not rewrite the architecture in prose before getting to the draft sections.
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- Keep the document in Internet-Draft shape: abstract, terminology, protocol behavior, considerations, and references.
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- Prefer small, testable protocol rules over broad framework language.
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- Avoid product language, marketing claims, roadmap text, and unverifiable comparisons.
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