
Step by step.
- On the brief, press Read the full prompt to see everything it carries: the question, the facts, the structure, the placeholders.
- Press Copy the prompt. The confirmation reads: copied, paste it into any AI or hand it to your writer.
- Write the page. Paste the prompt into the AI tool you use, or give it to whoever writes for you. Keep every fact as the prompt states it; where it shows a placeholder, use the real fact or leave the placeholder in so the check can catch it.
- Put your own voice in. The prompt gives the shape and the facts; the stories and the way you say things are what make the page yours, and the draft check scores how human it reads.
- Come back to the brief and paste the whole page under 1. Check your draft.
What happens next. Paste the draft into 1. Check your draft on the same brief. Check your draft explains the three verdicts and what to do with each.
On The map, this is the middle of the loop and the part that is yours. The brief has done the research: what to answer, what to cite, which of your facts to state. Copy the prompt hands all of that to whatever writes for you, and the draft check reads what comes back.
The one rule is about facts. The prompt states only what your ledger holds. Where it shows a placeholder, that is a fact we would not guess at: fill it with the real thing or leave the placeholder in place. A guessed fact on a live page becomes a wrong claim an engine repeats, and the Accuracy tab exists to catch exactly that.
What the screen is telling you.
- The prompt is built from your ledger. Every fact in it is verified or stated by you; anything else it needs is marked as a placeholder. A placeholder on a live page becomes a wrong answer an engine repeats, which is why the check blocks on them.
- The site uses the word question for what a buyer asks an engine. The brief's prompt is a different thing: the text you paste into a writing tool. The two words are kept apart on purpose.
- Nothing here is auto-generated or published. The prompt is a starting point for a person; the page goes live when you publish it on your own site.
People ask.
- Which AI should I paste it into?
- Any of them. The prompt is written to work in ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini or a writer's inbox. What matters is what comes out, and the draft check reads that.
- Can I change the prompt?
- Yes. It is yours. Keep the facts and the target question, and change anything about the shape or tone you like. If a fact in it is wrong, fix it on Your Context first (Flag a wrong entry) so the next prompt is right too.
- What if I would rather have Eidomai write it?
- Done for you does the whole loop: a person writes six pages a month from your briefs, reads them against your facts, and publishes after you approve. Every upgrade button in the portal opens a short call.