MWMS Content Brain

Content Brain Output Templates And Field Standard

Parent: Content Brain

Status: Active Specification

Version: v1.0

Last Reviewed: 2026-06-11

Purpose

The Content Brain Output Templates And Field Standard defines the required structure for Content Brain’s first manual output templates.

This page supports the Content Brain Output Style Selector and the Content Brain Output Layer Operating Workflow.

The purpose is to make each Content Brain output consistent, useful, copyable, reviewable, and ready for human-controlled action.

Content Brain should not produce vague recommendations.

Content Brain should produce structured outputs that can become briefs, plans, checklists, packs, QA reviews, publishing reviews, and affiliate funnel support assets.

Core Rule

Every Content Brain output must follow a defined template.

The output must clearly state:

Source input

Output type

Purpose

Audience stage

Primary goal

Existing asset status

Recommended structure

Evidence requirements

Compliance notes

Internal linking notes

Publishing readiness

Human approval status

Recommended next action

If the output does not make the next action clear, it has failed.

Relationship To Output Style Selector

The Output Style Selector chooses what type of output is needed.

This page defines what each selected output must contain.

Correct relationship:

Output Style Selector chooses the output type.

Output Layer Operating Workflow controls the process.

Output Templates And Field Standard controls the structure of each output.

Manual workflow remains human controlled.

No full content generation is approved by this page.

Output Template Rules

Each output template must be:

Clear

Structured

Human-reviewable

Source-linked

Action-focused

Content-output shaped

Not research-shaped

Not dashboard-shaped

Not automation-shaped

Not generic

Each template should help Martyn or the operator decide what to do next.

Each template should support eventual plugin UI or Supabase structure, but it should work manually first.

Shared Fields For All Output Templates

Every Content Brain output should include the following shared fields.

Output Name

The name of the output being created.

Example:

ProDentim Affiliate Page Refresh Plan

Output Type

The selected output type.

Examples:

SEO Content Brief

Refresh Plan

Affiliate Pre-Sell Page Brief

Publishing Readiness Checklist

Source Input

The source record, page, review, offer, or input used to create the output.

Examples:

Site Intelligence Test 3 ProDentim Affiliate Page Review

Existing WordPress page

Affiliate offer notes

Research Brain input

Source Type

Options:

Site Intelligence Record

Existing WordPress Page

MCR Page

Affiliate Offer

Research Brain Input

Compliance Brain Input

Conversion Brain Input

UX Brain Input

Ads Brain Input

Data Brain Input

Manual Review

Other

Primary Goal

Options:

Traffic

Conversion

Authority

Refresh

Expansion

Publishing

Repurposing

Internal Linking

Affiliate Funnel Support

Compliance Preparation

Audience Stage

Options:

Unaware

Problem Aware

Solution Aware

Product Aware

Most Aware

Existing Asset Status

Options:

No page exists

Page exists

Page exists and needs review

Page exists and needs refresh

Page exists and needs expansion

Page exists and is near publishing

Page exists and should be repurposed

Compliance Risk

Options:

Low

Moderate

High

Unknown

Evidence Status

Options:

Sufficient

Needs more evidence

Unclear

Not required

Publishing Readiness

Options:

Not started

Draft required

Draft exists

Needs review

Ready after fixes

Ready

Human Approval Status

Options:

Not reviewed

Needs Martyn review

Approved for brief

Approved for refresh

Approved for publishing review

Approved for manual draft

Blocked

Recommended Next Action

Options:

Create brief

Create refresh plan

Create expansion plan

Create internal linking plan

Create repurposing pack

Run Content QA

Run publishing readiness check

Request Compliance Brain review

Request Research Brain clarification

Request Conversion Brain review

Request UX Brain review

Hold

No action

SEO Content Brief Template

Use this template when the output should become a search-focused content brief.

Template Fields

Output Name

Output Type

Source Input

Target Topic

Search Intent

Primary Keyword If Known

Secondary Topics

Audience Stage

Primary Goal

Page Purpose

Recommended Page Type

Required Sections

Questions To Answer

Evidence Requirements

Internal Linking Opportunities

Affiliate Placement Notes If Relevant

Compliance Notes

Publishing Readiness

Recommended Next Action

Human Approval Status

Required Sections

The SEO Content Brief should include:

Content goal

Target reader

Search intent

Page structure

Key headings

Evidence requirements

Internal link targets

CTA direction if relevant

Publishing readiness status

Use When

Use SEO Content Brief when:

A new search-focused page is needed.

The topic supports traffic growth.

The topic supports authority growth.

The content can support affiliate or internal linking goals.

Search intent is clear enough to plan the page.

Do Not Use When

Do not use SEO Content Brief when:

The page already exists and mainly needs fixing.

The offer needs a pre-sell bridge.

The main need is publishing QA.

The main need is repurposing.

Affiliate Pre-Sell Page Brief Template

Use this template when the content should warm the reader before an affiliate offer click-through.

Template Fields

Output Name

Output Type

Source Input

Affiliate Offer

Audience Problem

Audience Stage

Pre-Sell Angle

Belief Shift Needed

Story Or Education Angle

Trust Signals Required

Objections To Handle

Proof Requirements

CTA Direction

Vendor Bridge Alignment

Compliance Risk

Compliance Notes

Recommended Page Structure

Recommended Next Action

Human Approval Status

Required Sections

The Affiliate Pre-Sell Page Brief should include:

Audience problem

Why the offer is relevant

Belief shift

Education or story flow

Trust building

Objection handling

CTA direction

Compliance notes

Use When

Use Affiliate Pre-Sell Page Brief when:

The audience needs warming before vendor click-through.

The offer requires trust building.

The affiliate page needs story, education, or belief shift.

The content supports a campaign or funnel.

Do Not Use When

Do not use Affiliate Pre-Sell Page Brief when:

The page should be a neutral authority article.

The page is mainly a review.

The output is only internal linking.

The page is already written and just needs QA.

Product Review Page Brief Template

Use this template when the output should become a product or offer review.

Template Fields

Output Name

Output Type

Source Input

Product Or Offer Name

Audience Stage

Review Purpose

Problem Solved

Product Summary

Key Benefits

Key Concerns

Who It Is For

Who It Is Not For

Proof Requirements

Claims Requiring Evidence

Comparison Context

CTA Direction

Compliance Risk

Compliance Notes

Recommended Structure

Recommended Next Action

Human Approval Status

Required Sections

The Product Review Page Brief should include:

Product overview

Audience fit

Problem solved

Benefits

Concerns

Evidence requirements

Comparison context

CTA direction

Compliance notes

Use When

Use Product Review Page Brief when:

A single product or affiliate offer is being reviewed.

The audience is near buying decision.

Trust, proof, benefits, and concerns need structure.

Do Not Use When

Do not use Product Review Page Brief when:

The main goal is to compare multiple products.

The page is only educational.

The product does not have enough evidence to discuss safely.

Comparison Page Brief Template

Use this template when the content should compare multiple options, products, methods, tools, or approaches.

Template Fields

Output Name

Output Type

Source Input

Comparison Topic

Options Compared

Audience Stage

Decision Context

Comparison Criteria

Best Fit Logic

Strengths

Weaknesses

Evidence Requirements

Affiliate Notes If Relevant

Internal Link Notes

CTA Direction

Compliance Notes

Recommended Structure

Recommended Next Action

Human Approval Status

Required Sections

The Comparison Page Brief should include:

What is being compared

Why the comparison matters

Who each option fits

Comparison criteria

Strengths and weaknesses

Best-fit recommendation logic

CTA direction

Use When

Use Comparison Page Brief when:

The reader is choosing between options.

The topic has multiple solution paths.

The page can support affiliate or internal linking goals.

Do Not Use When

Do not use Comparison Page Brief when:

There is only one product.

The content should be a simple authority article.

There is not enough evidence to compare fairly.

Listicle Brief Template

Use this template when the content should become a list-style article.

Template Fields

Output Name

Output Type

Source Input

List Topic

List Angle

Audience Stage

Selection Criteria

Number Of Items

Item Structure

Ranking Logic If Needed

Evidence Requirements

Affiliate Placement Notes If Relevant

Internal Link Notes

CTA Direction

Compliance Notes

Recommended Structure

Recommended Next Action

Human Approval Status

Required Sections

The Listicle Brief should include:

List promise

Selection criteria

Item format

Evidence requirements

Internal links

Affiliate placement if relevant

CTA direction

Use When

Use Listicle Brief when:

The topic fits “best”, “top”, “ideas”, “examples”, or “options” style intent.

The reader wants choices.

The site can support traffic, authority, or affiliate goals through the list.

Do Not Use When

Do not use Listicle Brief when:

The topic needs deep authority explanation.

The topic is a single-product review.

The page already exists and mainly needs refresh.

Authority Article Brief Template

Use this template when the content should build topical authority and educate the audience.

Template Fields

Output Name

Output Type

Source Input

Core Topic

Audience Stage

Knowledge Level

Education Goal

Authority Purpose

Required Sections

Questions To Answer

Examples Needed

Evidence Requirements

Internal Linking Opportunities

Related Future Assets

Compliance Notes

Recommended Next Action

Human Approval Status

Required Sections

The Authority Article Brief should include:

Core explanation

Audience knowledge level

Educational flow

Examples

Evidence requirements

Internal links

Related future assets

Use When

Use Authority Article Brief when:

The goal is authority growth.

The page supports a cluster.

The topic helps users understand the field.

The page supports future internal linking.

Do Not Use When

Do not use Authority Article Brief when:

The main purpose is immediate conversion.

The page needs a product review.

The page needs refresh rather than new planning.

Refresh Plan Template

Use this template when an existing page needs improvement.

Template Fields

Output Name

Output Type

Source Input

Existing Page Name

Existing Page URL If Available

Refresh Reason

Current Page Issue

Primary Goal

Audience Stage

Sections To Keep

Sections To Update

Sections To Add

Sections To Remove

Evidence Gaps

Internal Links To Add

CTA Updates

Compliance Issues

Publishing Readiness

Recommended Next Action

Human Approval Status

Required Sections

The Refresh Plan should include:

Why the page needs refresh

What stays

What changes

What gets added

What gets removed

Internal linking updates

Compliance notes

Publishing readiness status

Use When

Use Refresh Plan when:

The page exists.

The page is outdated.

The page is weak but salvageable.

The page has clear improvement potential.

Do Not Use When

Do not use Refresh Plan when:

No page exists.

The page should be replaced completely.

The main need is only repurposing.

Thin Content Expansion Plan Template

Use this template when an existing page lacks depth, usefulness, structure, evidence, or information gain.

Template Fields

Output Name

Output Type

Source Input

Existing Page Name

Thin Content Diagnosis

Missing User Intent

Missing Sections

Missing Examples

Missing Evidence

Missing Trust Signals

Expansion Structure

Internal Link Opportunities

Compliance Notes

Publishing Readiness

Recommended Next Action

Human Approval Status

Required Sections

The Thin Content Expansion Plan should include:

Thin content problem

Intent gap

Missing sections

Expansion outline

Evidence requirements

Internal linking notes

Use When

Use Thin Content Expansion Plan when:

The page exists but is too thin.

The page lacks usefulness.

The page does not satisfy intent.

The page needs depth before publishing or promotion.

Do Not Use When

Do not use Thin Content Expansion Plan when:

The page is already strong.

The main need is a full refresh.

The page should be archived or ignored.

Internal Linking Plan Template

Use this template when the main output should improve site structure and content connectivity.

Template Fields

Output Name

Output Type

Source Input

Linking Goal

Source Pages

Target Pages

Priority Links

Suggested Anchor Direction

Link Purpose

Cluster Relationship

Affiliate Funnel Relationship If Relevant

Links To Avoid

Implementation Notes

Recommended Next Action

Human Approval Status

Required Sections

The Internal Linking Plan should include:

Linking goal

Source and target pages

Priority links

Anchor direction

Cluster role

Implementation notes

Use When

Use Internal Linking Plan when:

Pages are disconnected.

A hub or cluster needs support.

A page needs authority flow.

Affiliate support pages need better traffic flow.

Do Not Use When

Do not use Internal Linking Plan when:

No relevant pages exist.

The main problem is content quality.

The page needs a new brief first.

Repurposing Pack Template

Use this template when an existing asset should be turned into smaller distribution assets.

Template Fields

Output Name

Output Type

Source Input

Source Asset

Repurposing Goal

Audience Stage

Core Message

Social Post Ideas

Email Angles

Short-Form Video Angles

Quote Or Insight Snippets

CTA Direction

Platform Notes If Relevant

Compliance Notes

Recommended Next Action

Human Approval Status

Required Sections

The Repurposing Pack should include:

Core message

Social post ideas

Email angles

Short-form video angles

CTA direction

Compliance notes

Use When

Use Repurposing Pack when:

A strong source asset exists.

The content can support distribution.

The page should create more reach from existing work.

Do Not Use When

Do not use Repurposing Pack when:

The source content is weak.

The page needs refresh first.

The message is not clear enough to repurpose.

Publishing Readiness Checklist Template

Use this template when a page, draft, or asset is close to publishing.

Template Fields

Output Name

Output Type

Source Input

Asset Name

Publishing Status

Title Check

Intent Alignment Check

Structure Check

Evidence Check

Compliance Check

Internal Linking Check

CTA Check

Formatting Check

Mobile / Readability Check

Final Issues

Publishing Decision

Recommended Next Action

Human Approval Status

Required Sections

The Publishing Readiness Checklist should include:

Readiness status

Checks passed

Checks failed

Required fixes

Publishing decision

Use When

Use Publishing Readiness Checklist when:

A draft exists.

A page is close to publishing.

Final human-controlled review is required.

Do Not Use When

Do not use Publishing Readiness Checklist when:

No draft exists.

The page still needs a brief.

The page needs major refresh first.

Content QA Output Template

Use this template when the content needs a quality review.

Template Fields

Output Name

Output Type

Source Input

Asset Name

QA Purpose

Quality Score If Used

Main Issues

Clarity Problems

Trust Gaps

Evidence Gaps

Structure Problems

Content Depth Problems

Compliance Flags

Internal Linking Issues

Recommended Fixes

Recommended Next Action

Human Approval Status

Required Sections

The Content QA Output should include:

Quality verdict

Main issues

Evidence gaps

Trust gaps

Recommended fixes

Next action

Use When

Use Content QA Output when:

The page exists.

The operator needs to know whether it is good enough.

Quality, clarity, trust, structure, usefulness, or compliance is uncertain.

Do Not Use When

Do not use Content QA Output when:

The next action is already clear.

The page needs a specific refresh plan.

No source page exists.

Affiliate Funnel Support Pack Template

Use this template when a content output needs to support a wider affiliate funnel.

Template Fields

Output Name

Output Type

Source Input

Affiliate Offer

Funnel Stage

Audience Stage

Primary Funnel Goal

Required Content Assets

Pre-Sell Asset Need

Review Page Need

Comparison Page Need

Email Support Need

Repurposing Support Need

Internal Linking Support Need

Compliance Risk

CTA Direction

Recommended Asset Priority

Recommended Next Action

Human Approval Status

Required Sections

The Affiliate Funnel Support Pack should include:

Offer context

Funnel stage

Required supporting assets

Asset priority

CTA direction

Compliance notes

Next action

Use When

Use Affiliate Funnel Support Pack when:

Multiple assets are needed around an offer.

The offer needs funnel support.

Content must connect to ads, pre-sell, review, email, or retargeting.

Do Not Use When

Do not use Affiliate Funnel Support Pack when:

Only one simple content asset is needed.

The offer is not ready.

The compliance risk is too high without review.

Template Output Quality Standard

Every output template must produce a clear next action.

A good output says:

Here is what this should become.

Here is why.

Here is what needs to be included.

Here is what must be checked.

Here is what happens next.

A poor output says:

This may be useful.

More review is needed.

There are some opportunities.

Consider improving the content.

The Content Brain output must be specific enough to act on.

Manual Workflow Boundary

At v1.0, these templates support manual workflow.

Allowed:

Create structured briefs

Create plans

Create checklists

Create packs

Create QA outputs

Create readiness reviews

Recommend next action

Not approved by this page:

Full article generation

Automatic publishing

Automatic routing

Automatic queue creation

Automatic AI Employee execution

Automatic worker execution

Automatic cross-brain task wiring

These future layers may be added later after approval.

Supabase Future Field Alignment

These templates may later inform Supabase output records.

Possible future table fields:

id

created_at

updated_at

source_name

source_type

source_record_id

output_type

primary_goal

audience_stage

existing_asset_status

compliance_risk

evidence_status

publishing_readiness

human_approval_status

recommended_next_action

output_body

review_notes

status

migration_status

This page does not approve building the Supabase output table.

It only defines the template and field standard that could support it later.

Plugin UI Future Alignment

These templates may later inform plugin UI screens.

Possible future screens:

Output Style Selector

Create Output Brief

Refresh Plan Builder

Content QA Review

Publishing Readiness Review

Repurposing Pack Builder

Affiliate Funnel Support Planner

This page does not approve building the plugin UI screens.

It only defines the output structure those screens should follow later.

Success Criteria

This standard is successful when:

Each Content Brain output has a predictable structure.

The operator can act on the output.

The selected output type is clear.

The next action is clear.

The source input is clear.

Evidence gaps are visible.

Compliance risks are visible.

Human approval status is visible.

Content Brain feels like a content department.

Failure Conditions

This standard has failed if:

Outputs are vague.

Outputs look like research summaries only.

Outputs do not recommend a next action.

Outputs do not identify the source input.

Outputs skip compliance risk.

Outputs skip publishing readiness.

Outputs become full content generation without approval.

Outputs create more WordPress test-page bloat.

Outputs do not help content production.

Operating Principle

A Content Brain output should be structured enough to become action.

It should not be a loose note.

It should not be only a research summary.

It should not be only a record.

It should be a usable content pathway.

Final Rule

The Content Brain Output Templates And Field Standard defines the required structure for Content Brain’s first manual output types.

Every Content Brain output must identify the source, output type, goal, audience stage, evidence needs, compliance risk, publishing readiness, human approval status, and recommended next action.

Content Brain outputs must be specific, structured, and action-ready.

Version: v1.0

Date: 2026-06-11

Author: HeadOffice

Change:

Added Content Brain Output Templates And Field Standard as the template and field structure layer for Content Brain’s first manual output types.

This page defines the required fields and template logic for SEO Content Briefs, Affiliate Pre-Sell Page Briefs, Product Review Page Briefs, Comparison Page Briefs, Listicle Briefs, Authority Article Briefs, Refresh Plans, Thin Content Expansion Plans, Internal Linking Plans, Repurposing Packs, Publishing Readiness Checklists, Content QA Outputs, and Affiliate Funnel Support Packs.

Change Impact Declaration

Pages Created:

Content Brain Output Templates And Field Standard

Pages Updated:

None

Pages Deprecated:

None

Standalone Pages Not Created:

Content Brain SEO Content Brief Output Template

Content Brain Affiliate Pre-Sell Page Brief Template

Content Brain Refresh Plan Template

Content Brain Publishing Readiness Output Template

Content Brain Repurposing Pack Template

Content Brain Affiliate Funnel Support Pack Template

Content Brain Output Supabase Field Schema

Content Brain Output Plugin UI Build Pack

Registries Requiring Update:

Content Brain Page Registry

MWMS Architecture Registry if tracking Content Brain core surface specifications

Canon Version Update Required:

No

Change Log Entry Required:

Yes

Strategic Absorption Result:

Content Brain output layer strengthened with a reusable template and field standard. This prevents each output style from becoming a separate unnecessary WordPress page while giving Content Brain a consistent structure for manual briefs, plans, checklists, packs, QA outputs, and publishing readiness reviews.