From capture to publication

A signal is raw: a captured idea, a fragment, a draft the machine produced. A post is governed: reviewed, attributed, owner-approved. Between them is a chain, and the chain is the product.

Capture is cheap

Capturing signal is easy and should be. The Content Signal Capture side collects freely — the cost of a missed idea is higher than the cost of a rejected one.

The bridge carries provenance

When a signal crosses to the blog it arrives as a draft, and it carries its origin the whole way: which signal, which lane, which agent, which run. Provenance is not metadata bolted on later — it survives the write, so the reviewer always knows what they are looking at.

Publication is deliberate

Nothing a signal becomes reaches the public until the owner flips it. The pipeline makes the easy part easy and the important part unavoidable.