A seven-section form, a two-stage prompt, one generation pass, three output formats. Nothing improvised — every stage exists to remove a specific failure mode.
Practitioner, case, context, document type, clinical data, format, branding. Structured data in — never a blank page staring back.
A user prompt carries only the case data. Rules are never duplicated — the constraint layer and the content layer stay separate, so the document can't quietly drift out of discipline mid-generation.
Claude Sonnet builds a complete, formatted, cited document in a single pass. The wait is several minutes on purpose — proof of a thoroughly engineered document, not a ten-second autocomplete.
In English, Spanish, or bilingual. Interactive HTML is the only format that triggers a second-stage transformation — everything else treats Stage 2's output as the final deliverable.
If you didn't give it a number, it will not invent one. No convenient rounding-up.
Every source audited — author, year, journal — before it's allowed to stand. No fabrication; absent data is named, never invented.
No heading orphaned. h1 through h4 — chained to what follows it, always.