Policies for choosing sources, checking claims, reviewing code or system design, and setting response requirements.
Choose the policy that matches the control you need: sources, claim checks, engineering review, response requirements, research workflows, or the default technical baseline.
Policies for deciding where facts may come from and what kinds of sources are allowed.
Use when: Use this group when the first question is where the answer is allowed to get its facts.
Policies for verifying factual claims, technical terminology, and publication-ready technical writing.
Use when: Use this group when the output is already drafted and you need to check whether it is accurate, precise, or ready to publish.
Policies for architecture review, boundary review, and implementation review against official sources.
Use when: Use this group when the task is an engineering review of code, configuration, architecture, or dependency structure.
Policies for controlling how the response should look, sound, and report confidence.
Use when: Use this group when the main requirement is about the output contract rather than source choice or review.
Policies for structured literature review, evidence synthesis, source comparison, and gap mapping.
Use when: Use this group when the task is a scholarly review rather than a normal answer or engineering check.
Cross-cutting default rules for objective, technical, non-simulative output.
Use when: Use this as the default baseline when no narrower policy overrides it.