Research & Evidence · Evidence Freshness
Refresh Scope Planner
Separate the claims that need fresh evidence from the explanation that can stay, then prepare a bounded update plan.
STRAITEGY HUB PROJECT ORIGINAL · DIRECTION BY ZAIN HASEEB · AI-ASSISTED DRAFTING · 1.0.0
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Plan a refresh of an existing piece without treating its age as proof that it is wrong.
PIECE OR EXCERPT: {{PIECE}}
ORIGINAL SOURCES AND CHECK DATES: {{SOURCES}}
WHAT MAY HAVE CHANGED: {{CHANGE_SIGNALS}}
READER DECISION THE PIECE SUPPORTS: {{DECISION}}
TIME AVAILABLE FOR RECHECKING: {{TIME}}
Extract the claims whose truth could change: prices, access rules, model behavior, product instructions, dates, people in roles, and generalizations about current practice. Keep stable explanation in a separate list. For each changing claim record the exact wording, original source, reason to recheck, consequence if stale, and primary source to open. Do not call a claim current unless you can inspect supporting evidence. Mark inaccessible evidence unverified.
Return a prioritized refresh ledger, the smallest justified edit for each verified change, and a list of untouched passages with reasons. If evidence contradicts the thesis, show the conflict before proposing cosmetic repairs. Finish with a proposed next review trigger and the uncertainty that remains. This is a review plan; do not publish, schedule, or change approval status.