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name: brindlefen-product
description: Product facts and writing rules for the fictional Brindlefen example.
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# Brindlefen product

Brindlefen is an example company we made up. It is a job app for heating and plumbing firms.
Office managers arrange work in the web app. Engineers record the work on their phones.

Voice reports turns a note into a draft job report and a homeowner summary. The engineer checks
the report before sharing it. Never add a safety result that the note does not record. Never
issue a certificate. Unclear notes need clarification. Part names must match the product parts list.

Use plain UK English. Say "homeowner", "job report", "return visit" and "draft". Name components
as JobScreen, NoteInput, DraftReport, ReviewControl and LocalOutbox. Do not say "certified safe",
"guaranteed accurate" or "safety checks complete".

The customer sentence is: "I want the report sent before leaving the house."
The launch subject is: "A job report sent before leaving the house."
The website heading is: "Finish the report while the job is fresh."

The local draft rules are deterministic and do not call a language model. The included synthetic
voice fixture was transcribed locally by Whisper. New browser recordings are for local playback
and are not automatically transcribed. Sharing adds the report to a local outbox only. No email
is sent.