
The portal was built so that most of it is reading. Four jobs are yours, and they are short. The table on the How to use this page lists them with where each one lives and how long it takes; the list above is the same four, with what each one is for.
The order matters a little. Do the interview first, because everything downstream reads from it. Confirm facts whenever the Accuracy tab shows claims waiting on you, usually right after a monthly run. The page and the ship marker happen as you publish.
What the screen is telling you.
- Complete the interview, once. Your Context. About ten minutes. Every brief and every draft check is built from what you put here, so a thin ledger caps all of them.
- Confirm or correct facts. Accuracy, when claims are waiting on you. About five minutes a month. Each confirmed fact is checked for real from then on.
- The page. On The map: pick a task on Diagnosis, write the page from the brief's prompt, run the draft check. On Done for you: read the draft we wrote and approve it, request changes, or comment.
- Mark it shipped. Briefs. When the page is live, paste its URL and press Mark shipped. The date goes on your trend and the next monthly run grades the page. On Done for you we mark it for you.
People ask.
- What if I skip the interview?
- The briefs still come, but they are built from what the engines and your site already say, which is thinner. The interview is where your stories, your proof and your voice enter the record. It is the most valuable ten minutes in the portal.
- Does anything I type change a score?
- No. Nothing you type changes a measurement. The engines are asked again next month and the map shows what they said. Your facts shape the briefs, the drafts and the accuracy verdicts; the measurement stays independent.
- What is everybody else doing?
- On Done for you, a person at Eidomai writes six pages a month from your briefs, reads them against your facts, publishes after you approve, and sends the corrections for wrong claims. On The map the software does the measuring, briefing and checking and the rest is yours.