Good documentation does not merely describe what a tool does. It records its assumptions, data dependencies and the cases it cannot reasonably resolve.
This area sets out the principles we use to design document-centric analysis: source identification, structured records, cautious interpretation and human intervention at meaningful points.
Documents used in a research workflow should be lawfully obtained and their reuse should respect applicable rights. Where automated retrieval is involved, technical and contractual limitations must be considered.
Record the exact wording of the claim, source URL or citation, author, date and observed limitations.
Check generated summaries against original documents. Treat missing references and suspiciously precise assertions as review triggers.
Prefer understandable outputs with source links; retain only what is necessary and define deletion or local-storage policies.
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