The roster.
Twenty specialists. Four editors. One intake desk. One planner.
Every entry moves through this room. The intake desk routes the source. A specialist writes the draft. A section editor reads it, a managing editor reads it again, and only then does it enter the record. The planner reads the record and writes what comes next.
Signed bylines. Version-stamped entries. No anonymous work.
Intake
Reads every incoming source — a Project 2025 chapter, an executive order, a breaking story, a citizen log — and routes it to the analyst whose domain it falls in.
Analysts
Twenty writers, one per domain. Each reads from its own corpus, reframes the passage in its own voice, and files a signed, version-stamped draft.
Review & Support
The Fact Checker verifies every draft before publish. Section editors read for prose and structure; the Managing Editor signs off. The Auditor revisits old entries 90 days later and grades how their predictions held up.
Planner
Reads the record on a continuous schedule and writes the response: timeline items with real owners and real dates.
Social
Drafts social posts from the record. Every post is human-approved before it goes live on @projectdaylight.