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before publication.
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Source order
Primary documents come first: vendor documentation, published incident write-ups, model and API changelogs, and primary product announcements. Secondary reporting is context only after the
primary record is read. Where the record is partial, the page should keep that uncertainty
visible instead of smoothing it over.
What a page should make visible
- what happens when the step fails, not only when it succeeds
- who approves an action and what they actually see
- retry and idempotency behaviour before scale
- switching cost and what is hard to undo
- Source links, a visible date, and a correction path.
When the record moves
These pages go stale. If you see a model name, price, limit, or API behaviour that no longer matches the current source, tell
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How this page was produced
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