tda-paper-dissemination-pack

Confirm the paper section is stable with no PROVISIONAL flags, fix the audience and format, then build a claims budget from the paper's claim tracing. Reuse figures through their regeneration scripts and route the draft through a prose review before publishing.

A claims budget defines what a public artifact may assert, at what strength, and what it must not touch. It comes from the paper's claim tracing, not memory, so simplified public language never exceeds the evidence strength of the original claims.

No. Provisional flags travel with results into every derived artifact, so public material must wait until reruns or verification complete. At most, the artifact can be marked provisional-and-internal.

Avoid it when results are provisional, literature sources are unverified, claims are under active review, or figures lack regeneration scripts. It also escalates to the user when timing interacts with journal preprint or embargo policies.

Keep claim strength identical to the paper: 'suggests' must not become 'shows' on a poster, and statistics like p = 0.003 must not be rounded into 'conclusive evidence'. Proportionality applies harder in public material, not softer.