intelligence-writing

What problem does it solve?

Intelligence writing is not creative writing. It is precise, structured, and audience-driven. This guide provides templates and best practices to ensure BLUF-first, active-voice reports with mandated language and clear sourcing.

Core Features & Use Cases

• Templates for key products: Flash Report, Intelligence Summary, Threat Assessment, Threat Actor Profile, Campaign Report.
• Guiding principles: BLUF, active voice, distinction between facts, assessments, and assumptions, and standardized sourcing language.
• Use Case: A threat intel team produces a weekly intelligence briefing with consistent structure and linked sources.

Quick Start

Instruct the AI to format your notes into a Flash Report for a new campaign with BLUF and sources.