Defense (EU)

A briefing draft is a small task with a large blast radius. Mention the wrong subject, or paste a marked paragraph, and an export or classification problem follows. What this file actually ships is narrow, and it is honest about that. It screens dual use subjects, blocks secrecy markings and allows two document tools.

Four controls run, and the order is simple. Dual use term screening and classification aware blocking both work on the request. Tool control then limits what an agent may call, and an allow marker closes the chain.

The dual use list refuses cryptographic module design, unmanned payloads, munitions, centrifuge cascades and uranium enrichment subjects. The classification screen refuses European and alliance secrecy markings, plus the phrase used for export controlled material. Only document search and briefing drafts are allowed as tools, and external web access and outbound file upload are denied.

What the file leaves out matters as much. The shipped version carries no identity requirement, no language check, no output scoring and no named review step. Add those before this starter governs real mission work, because term matching alone will not hold. License decisions, sanctions determinations and classified handling rules stay with your security and export team.