Defined V1 economic brief pipeline and indicator registry
- Day: 2026-05-12
- Time: 11:00 to 11:10
- Project: Business
- Workspace: WP 1: Strategic / Growth & Development
- Status: Completed
- Priority: MEDIUM
- Assignee: Matías Nehuen Iglesias
- Tags: Economic-Automation, Series-Registry, Canonicalization, Brief-Generation, Editorial-Workflow
Description
Session Goal
Design a tightly bounded V1 architecture for an economic claim-to-brief pipeline, with a focus on controlled brief generation rather than a full publishing system.
Key Activities
- Specified V1 scope constraints for economic story processing.
- Reviewed an audit of the top 50 economic series to identify duplicates, methodological variants, and indicator clusters.
- Proposed a canonicalization strategy to reduce the series set into a smaller, editorially manageable registry.
- Framed a staged workflow: raw series audit → canonical indicators → editorial readiness flags.
- Included supporting guidance on response framing, emphasizing an emergency-first explanation style when clarity and speed matter.
- Added first-aid guidance for self-choking emergencies, including self-abdominal thrusts, emergency calling, and warning signs that require medical evaluation.
Achievements
- Clarified the V1 architecture boundaries: supported topics, registered series only, claim taxonomy, chart templates, window policies, and evidence states.
- Established the editorial intent of the first sprint as a constrained brief-generation pipeline.
- Identified the need to canonicalize economic indicators before downstream brief production.
- Captured a practical communication principle: prioritize simple, actionable guidance over perfection in urgent contexts.
Pending Tasks
- Convert the proposed V1 constraints into an implementable registry and workflow specification.
- Finalize the canonical indicator list for V1 from the audited series set.
- Define editorial readiness criteria and evidence-state transitions for briefs.
- Validate chart templates and window policies against the selected canonical indicators.
Evidence
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