Accepted sections
Sections accepted by authors against an agreed review rubric.
Manuscript / Review-ready assembly
Prepare a cited
manuscript draft
Assemble an outline, cited draft and consistency checks from approved material. Authors retain control of every claim, revision and submission.
Walk through the example ↓An illustrative scenario
A research team wants to assemble one methods section from its approved protocol notes and run records
01 / Supplied by your team
Approved material, with a clear boundary
- Source material
- A reviewed protocol, analysis notes and an agreed source list.
- Writing brief
- One methods section, a target outline and the team’s terminology.
- Author instructions
- What may be described, what is unresolved and who reviews the draft.
02 / Automated preparation
Assemble a draft the authors can check
- Outline + cited draft
- Organise the supplied material and link factual statements to approved sources.
- Consistency checks
- Flag inconsistent names, units, references and figure/table mentions.
- Critique queue
- Collect unclear passages and unsupported statements for author attention.
Ready for the researcher to review.
03 / A human decision
An unsupported detail stays unresolved
Sample exception
The sample draft is missing a method parameter in the supplied notes. It is marked “author input needed” instead of being filled in.
The sample author accepts the section structure, requests that parameter from the team and keeps the draft in review.
This control demonstrates a sample decision. Nothing is sent or saved.
04 / A clear handoff
A cited draft, ready for author review
The sample review decision is still pending.
Sample decision applied
Accept the outline; request the missing parameter; keep the section in review.
- Section draft
- An editable draft assembled from the agreed source material.
- Source map
- References and source locations supporting the drafted statements.
- Open questions
- Missing details, consistency flags and the author’s requested changes.
Apply the sample review decision to enable this download. Illustrative handoff contents. A real project needs an agreed scope and review.
Explore each stage. Decisions here only change this demonstration.
Decisions for the authors
- Authorship and contribution decisions
- Redlines and factual sign-off
- Submission and publication
What a first pilot would measure
Check the draft with authors
One bounded section using approved material, with a named author reviewing the output.
Factual corrections
Corrections and unsupported statements found during author review.
These are proposed evaluation criteria. No client results or performance gains are claimed.
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