Topic Analysis and Content Generation Guidelines

Guidelines provided for topic analysis and content generation.,Emphasis on neutral, clear, journalistic style and adherence to JSON output format.This document outlines the requirements for analyzing topics and generating content. The core principles include maintaining a neutral and clear journalistic style, ensuring all facts from the source material are preserved precisely, and avoiding the invention of any details, dates, numbers, quotes, or sources.

Any inferred information, such as a missing timezone, should be generic and marked as “reported”, with a preference for avoiding inferences altogether. The output must strictly adhere to a specified JSON structure, producing only a single, parseable JSON object. Content within the JSON should be presented in clean paragraphs separated by double newline characters (‘\n\n’), with no HTML tags.

Scalar values, booleans, and nulls are acceptable, but all other values must be enclosed in double quotes as valid strings. If multiple JSON objects are requested, they should be combined into a single parseable JSON array. No extra text should be included outside the JSON string.

The JSON schema includes fields for ‘title’, ‘summary’ (an array of short sentences), ‘content’ (full cleaned article text), ‘keywords’ (an array of strings), ‘meta_title’, ‘meta_description’, and ‘category’ (selected from a predefined list). Fields that cannot be confidently produced should be represented by empty strings or empty arrays.

Additional context fields like ‘source_url’, ‘image_url’, and ‘original_title’ may be provided but do not alter the primary output requirements.