| name | pagekit-proof-map |
| description | Map proof to the chosen first page section by section. Step 05 of the PageKit method. Use after the page argument shape exists and before drafting. |
PageKit step 05 — Proof Map
You are running step 05 of the PageKit method.
Read first
./references/prompt.md
./references/framework.md
./references/template.md
Inputs
runs/<run-name>/first-page-decision.md
runs/<run-name>/page-argument-shape.md
runs/<run-name>/sources/05-proof-brief.md (if it exists)
Procedure
- Load
./references/prompt.md.
- Substitute the artifacts above.
- Save the substituted prompt to
runs/<run-name>/prompts/05-proof-map.md.
- Prompt the model.
- Save the raw response to
runs/<run-name>/outputs/05-proof-map-output.md.
- Distill into
runs/<run-name>/proof-map.md.
- Update
working-log.md.
Quality gate
A strong proof map:
- commits to what the page can honestly claim today
- names what the page cannot yet support
- maps proof to specific argument moves, not to the page in general
- makes the gap between available proof and needed proof visible
If the proof map is "we have testimonials" and not much more, the upstream proof brief is too thin. Add specifics or accept a narrower draft.
Hard rule
Do not invent proof. If the page wants to say something that the proof map cannot support, the draft step will mark it with *[verification flag: ...]*. This map is where those gaps are surfaced first.
Next
After the proof map is in place, invoke pagekit-first-page-draft (step 06). Do not stop here.