Write a Long-Form Outline From Sticky Notes

Write a long-form outline from sticky notes from the following inputs:

Working title: [TITLE OR DRAFT TITLE]
Audience: [READER]
Goal of the piece: [INFORM / PERSUADE / TEACH / CONVERT]
Raw sticky notes or bullets: [PASTE MESSY NOTES]
Desired length: [WORD COUNT RANGE]
Must-include points: [NON-NEGOTIABLES]
Points to cut if needed: [OPTIONAL]
Voice: [PRACTICAL / STORY / ANALYTICAL]

Requirements:
1. Cluster messy notes into a logical section order with working H2/H3 labels.
2. Mark weak or duplicated notes and suggest merges or cuts.
3. For each section, add a one-sentence purpose and the evidence or example still needed.
4. Propose an opening hook and closing takeaway that match the goal.
5. Flag claims that need sources before drafting.
6. Keep the outline usable by a human writer. Do not write the full article.
7. Include a pacing note so early sections earn the later depth.
8. End with a checklist the writer should complete before first draft.