# Draft template

A reusable skeleton for the article brief. Fill every section; delete nothing silently.

```markdown
# <title>

- Audience: <precise reader>
- Slug: <lowercase-hyphenated>
- Category: <category>
- Status: draft

## Unique insight
<one or two sentences: what this says that existing explainers do not>

## Entities
- Primary: <entity>
- Related: <entity>, <entity>
- Internal links:
  - <target> — <reason>

## Citations
- <source> — <url> — <why it matters>

## Draft
<the article body, written for information gain: a useful distinction, a real problem
solved, concrete examples, and an action the reader can take>

## FAQ
- Q: <question a reader or answer engine would actually ask>
  A: <tight answer>
```

Keep the tone direct, practical, specific. Short sentences when introducing a new idea. Avoid hype, vendor-speak, and academic fog — make the advanced idea feel usable.