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# Case Study Writer Write a decision story, not a process diary. Show what changed in the team's understanding, what the author specifically contributed, why key choices were made, and what evidence supports the result. ## 1. Define audience and format Identify: - target role, seniority, company type, and reviewer needs; - format: portfolio page, interview deck, PDF, application excerpt, or verbal walkthrough; - expected reading time and confidentiality constraints; - competencies the project can genuinely demonstrate. Optimize the same evidence differently for a recruiter scan, hiring-manager review, craft critique, and cross-functional interview. Do not make one page carry every detail. ## 2. Build an evidence ledger Read [references/evidence-and-claims.md](references/evidence-and-claims.md). Extract only what is supported: `Claim | Evidence | Source | Author's role | Confidence | Confidentiality | Visual candidate` Separate: - direct contribution from team contribution; - observed user evidence from stakeholder opinion; - shipped outcome from prototype result; - measured result from directional signal; - fact from interpretation and retrospective learning. Ask for missing material when it changes credibility. If it remains unavailable, write around the gap transparently. ## 3. Find the narrative spine Use: `Context -> Tension -> Evidence -> Decision -> Change -> Outcome -> Learning` The tension should be a real conflict or uncertainty: competing user goals,