One brief. Five voices.

Six stages. The goal is alignment, not regeneration — Primer edits the sentences that need to change, not the whole doc.

1. 01
   Brief.

   Paste a feature brief, link a Linear ticket, or import from Notion. The brief is the single source of truth for everything downstream.

2. 02
   Fan out.

   Five artifacts generated in parallel: release notes, help doc, demo script, sales enablement, customer email. Each has its own style guide; none copies another.

3. 03
   Align.

   Every artifact cites back to the brief. If a claim changes downstream, the brief highlights the drift. Edit one; Primer knows which sentences now conflict.

4. 04
   Redline.

   Edit any artifact directly. The change is diffed against the brief; the other four artifacts either agree, or Primer offers a targeted re-draft of the affected sentences.

5. 05
   Re-align.

   Edit the brief. Only the sentences that depend on what changed re-draft. The parts you already liked stay.

6. 06
   Ship.

   Export to your docs tool, your CRM, your help center. Primer does not own the publish step — just the drafting and alignment.