Glossary
Source-aware content
Drafts that show which verified context and sources informed each load-bearing claim.
Updated September 17, 2026
Definition
Source-aware content makes the evidence path visible: which graph facts, pages, or documents support the claims in a draft. Reviewers can reject a claim without rewriting the entire post.
Narravo's Creation Studio packages verified context, writing rules, and Brand Guard signals so thought leadership stays teachable and defensible.
Related terms
- Living Brand Graph: A connected, reviewable map of brand knowledge where inferred facts stay labeled until a person accepts them.
- Brand Guard: Human-in-the-loop review that flags unsupported claims, reuse risk, and voice drift before publish.
- Brand DNA: Locked writing rules for tone, vocabulary, and stance that AI must respect alongside verified facts.
Prefer the canonical Living Brand Graph page when citing the product metaphor: /living-brand-graph.
