Audit of draft article and meeting processing
Summary
Automated audit of draft content against transcript and style/accuracy rules.
spelling: [] clarity: [] chronology: [] framing: [] misinformation: [{"type":"name_inconsistency","description":"Transcript contains multiple inconsistent spellings for some personal names (e.g., 'Jesse Rose' vs 'Jesse Roe'; 'Matt Bryce' vs 'Matt Perez' in roll-call lines). The draft initially used specific names without noting inconsistencies.","severity":"moderate"},{"type":"numeric_formatting","description":"Superintendent's estimated dollar figures in the transcript are unevenly formatted and the draft presented them without flagging formatting inconsistencies.","severity":"low"}] misidentification: [{"type":"speaker_mapping_uncertain","description":"Not all speaker-number-to-name mappings in the transcript are unambiguous; early roll-call segments interleave the roll-call reader and respondent labels, creating uncertainty about which transcript voice maps to which board member name. The draft avoided asserting uncertain mappings but recorded roll-call names as they appear.
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