# Consuming QQwrite Briefs

Use this file when QQwrite receives a QQsci-checked `qqwrite_brief.json`.

## Role

The brief is a writing and formatting input, not a literature-screening task.
QQwrite must not reclassify strong/weak papers or invent missing evidence.

## How To Use The Brief

- Use `recommended_word_template` to select the template.
- Use `section_plan` to order manuscript sections and create headings.
- Use `central_claim`, `novelty_gap`, and `design_principle` to guide title,
  abstract, introduction, and conclusion placement.
- Use `key_author_evidence` as the only source for experimental results and
  mechanism claims.
- Use `claim_reference_map` to decide where DOI-only citation comments or
  placeholders should appear.
- Use `must_not_overclaim` to avoid inflated wording.
- Use `missing_inputs` in the Markdown report and do not hide those gaps.

## Stop Conditions

Stop and route back to QQsci if:

- the brief is missing `central_claim`, `section_plan`, or
  `claim_reference_map`
- the brief uses weak papers as direct benchmark papers
- a major claim has neither author evidence nor DOI support
- DOI strings appear malformed or inconsistent
- the requested template is not available in QQwrite's template library