Label the source material

Tap Tap Go’s content-assistance concept can help organise notes into profile copy. Before drafting, distinguish approved facts, open questions and ideas still under discussion. Ask the assistant to preserve those categories. A brainstorming document may contain ambitious language that should not appear as a current product claim simply because it is written confidently.

Review the extracted facts

Check the assistant’s list against the responsible source. Do not assume that categorisation proves truth or publication permission. Remove sensitive material and confirm unclear status with the owner. The result can become a cleaner drafting brief, reducing the chance that speculative ideas migrate into a biography, resource summary or public feature explanation.

Imagine this

Hypothetical scenario

A hypothetical team supplies launch notes with separate approved and proposed sections. The assistant extracts the approved material for a profile draft, and a human reviewer checks that no roadmap item has been promoted into a live capability.

Make it practical.

Use this checklist as you read. Checks are not stored.

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