Turn supplied evidence rows into a citation table with traceable counts

Description and use

Generate a single, auditable citation table from one JSON packet, producing Markdown, host counts, and source counts, with input size limits and a review workflow.

Problem

Auditing a citation table is hard when Markdown, JSON rows, and summary counts drift apart.

Outcome

A single, auditable citation table with Markdown, host counts, and source counts that match the input evidence packet.

Workflow

• 1. Prepare a JSON packet with schemaVersion 1.0 and up to 100 evidence rows, each containing evidenceId, brandName, eventType, observedAt, sourceName, sourceUrl, and excerpt.
• 2. Submit the JSON to the us‑brand‑evidence‑citation‑table Actor build 0.2.2.
• 3. The Actor returns structured citations, citationMarkdown, hostCounts, and sourceCounts.
• 4. Review the JSON citations and Markdown preview with a reviewer.
• 5. Sample an evidenceId, locate its original record, compare the excerpt, and confirm citation correctness.
• 6. If corrections are needed, update the source packet and regenerate the table.
• 7. Verify the run ID, immutable build ID, and output dataset receipt before using the report.

Evidence

The useful outcome is a reviewable representation of what you supplied: stable evidence identifiers, attributable excerpts, and counts whose meaning remains clear.

Source

The input is limited to 100 unique evidence IDs and 128 KiB in raw and normalized form.

Source

For a small editorial workflow, give the reviewer both the JSON citations and the Markdown preview.

Source