How a topic is framed

Create a narrative angle brief

See how a topic is being framed across public sources — supported angles, notable claims, and what's still missing — before you respond.

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Example artifactNarrative Angle Brief

Illustrative content · Public sources only

Dominant anglesSupporting evidenceNotable claimsWatch items

Angle	Where it appears	Support
Framing A	Mainstream coverage	Medium
Framing B	Niche / social	Low
Counter-framing	Commentary	Medium

Evidence gapsNotable claimsWatch items

A decision-ready artifact

What you get

A focused brief that keeps the evidence, uncertainty, and next actions visible.

Narrative-angle table with evidence
Confidence per angle
Notable claims surfaced
Evidence gaps
Watch items for monitoring

Start with what you know

What you can enter

Topic, event, or claim

Relevant links or articles

Timeframe of interest

Short context

From input to source-linked brief

01Topic input
Define the topic and provide context.
02Source review
Survey how the topic is framed publicly.
03Angle mapping
Group angles with evidence and confidence.
04Brief
Review supported angles, claims, and gaps.

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Use cases

Communications planning

Understand framing before you publish or respond.

Research orientation

Map the landscape before deeper analysis.

Reputation context

See how an issue is being framed about you.

Editorial prep

Ground reporting in the observable framing.

What this is not

Actual Armor works with public-source signals and source-linked analysis to support human review — not to replace legal, compliance, or investigative judgment.

Describes observable framing, not truth verdicts
Not attribution of coordination or intent
Public sources only
Confidence and gaps explicit

Frequently asked questions

Does it judge which framing is correct?

No. It maps supported angles and evidence; judgments stay with you.

Can it detect coordination?

It surfaces observable framing and notable claims, not confirmed coordination or intent.

What sources?

Publicly available sources and your supplied links.

Start with a source-linked brief

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