Reddit and offsite citation prompts for better participation

TASK: Write a thread opportunity brief for {{BRAND_NAME}} in {{CATEGORY}}.
INPUTS (use only these): {{THREAD_URL}}, {{THREAD_TEXT}}, {{SUBREDDIT_RULES}}, {{TRACKED_PROMPTS}}, {{CITATION_EXPORT}}

RULES:
1. Use only the supplied inputs. Write "MISSING: [input]" for any gap.
2. Do not guess thread age, vote counts, or engine behavior.
3. Do not promise citations, rankings, or revenue.

OUTPUT:
- Two-sentence summary, the poster's question, and related tracked prompts.
- Whether {{CITATION_EXPORT}} lists {{THREAD_URL}} as cited, with engine and date.
- Subreddit rules that limit brand replies.
- Recommendation (reply, monitor, or skip) with one reason.

STOP. Output is a draft for human review. A named employee decides whether to engage.

TASK: Draft one helpful Reddit reply for {{EMPLOYEE_NAME_ROLE}} at {{BRAND_NAME}}.
INPUTS (use only these): {{THREAD_URL}}, {{THREAD_TEXT}}, {{SUBREDDIT_RULES}}, {{APPROVED_CLAIMS}}, {{DISCLOSURE_LINE}}

RULES:
1. Answer the question first. Mention {{BRAND_NAME}} only where it helps.
2. Open with {{DISCLOSURE_LINE}} so readers know the poster works at {{BRAND_NAME}}.
3. Follow {{SUBREDDIT_RULES}}. When they bar vendor replies, output only "DO NOT POST" and the rule.
4. Use only {{APPROVED_CLAIMS}} for brand facts. Write "MISSING: [input]" for any gap.
5. Never ask for upvotes, votes, or awards.
6. No sock puppets. Write only as the named employee.
7. Never offer gifts, discounts, or products in exchange for links or posts.
8. Include one brand link at most, and only where the rules allow it.
9. Do not promise citations, rankings, or revenue.

OUTPUT: Reply under 150 words, then a checklist confirming rules 2 to 8.

STOP. Output is a draft for human review. A named employee posts manually after approval.

TASK: Outline one original proof asset for {{BRAND_NAME}} that {{CATEGORY}} writers can cite.
INPUTS (use only these): {{FIRST_PARTY_DATA}}, {{METHODOLOGY}}, {{APPROVED_CLAIMS}}, {{TARGET_SOURCES}}

RULES:
1. Build the asset only from {{FIRST_PARTY_DATA}} and {{APPROVED_CLAIMS}}.
2. State sample size, date range, and method for every figure. Write "MISSING: [input]" for any gap.
3. Do not generalize beyond the sample or imply causation.
4. Do not propose gifts or payments in exchange for coverage or links.
5. Do not promise citations, rankings, or revenue.

OUTPUT: Title, one-sentence finding, three to five sourced data points, methodology note, and one outreach angle per target.

STOP. Output is a draft for human review. Research and legal owners approve every figure before release.

TASK: Convert the export into mention-to-citation log rows for {{BRAND_NAME}}.
INPUTS (use only these): {{TRACKED_PROMPTS}}, {{CITATION_EXPORT}}, {{OFFSITE_ACTIVITY_LOG}}, {{REPORT_WEEK}}

RULES:
1. Write one row per prompt, per engine, per answer date.
2. Log mention and citation as separate Y/N fields.
3. Record the engine on every row, exactly as {{CITATION_EXPORT}} names it.
4. Match cited URLs to {{OFFSITE_ACTIVITY_LOG}}. Label matches "linked activity," never "caused."
5. Write "MISSING: [input]" for any empty field. Do not estimate.

COLUMNS: week, prompt, engine, answer date, mentioned, cited, cited URL, linked activity

STOP. Output is a draft for human review. An analyst checks five random rows against the export.

TASK: Review one {{BRAND_NAME}} offsite draft and route each issue to a human reviewer.
INPUTS (use only these): {{DRAFT_TEXT}}, {{SUBREDDIT_RULES}}, {{APPROVED_CLAIMS}}, {{DISCLOSURE_LINE}}, {{ESCALATION_CONTACTS}}

RULES:
1. Flag claims missing from {{APPROVED_CLAIMS}} and any unclear employment disclosure.
2. Flag competitor, pricing, health, finance, or legal topics.
3. Flag incentives, vote requests, second accounts, or conflicts with {{SUBREDDIT_RULES}}.
4. Assign each flag to a contact in {{ESCALATION_CONTACTS}}. Write "MISSING: [input]" for any gap.
5. Do not give legal advice or declare the draft compliant.

OUTPUT: Status (READY FOR REVIEW or ESCALATE), then a flag table with issue, quoted span, and reviewer.

STOP. Output is a draft for human review. Legal or compliance signs off before anyone posts.

TASK: Write the weekly offsite scorecard for {{BRAND_NAME}}.
INPUTS (use only these): {{TRACKER_LOG}}, {{PRIOR_SCORECARD}}, {{ESCALATION_LOG}}, {{REPORT_WEEK}}

RULES:
1. Report mentions and citations as separate metrics, by engine.
2. Show each count, its denominator, and the change from {{PRIOR_SCORECARD}}.
3. Describe activity and citation links as correlation only.
4. Write "MISSING: [input]" for any gap. Do not estimate.
5. Do not forecast citations, rankings, pipeline, or revenue.

OUTPUT: Five-line summary, metrics table by engine, open escalations, and three questions for next week.

STOP. Output is a draft for human review. The program owner approves the scorecard before it circulates.