What counts as a source for a professional update?
Useful sources include personal sites, repositories, articles, portfolio pages, launches, talks, company pages, and other public evidence the user approves.
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Source-verified professional updates
Source-verified professional updates are posts grounded in public evidence such as a project page, repository, launch note, article, or portfolio item. ProfileScribe uses approved sources to draft updates that say what changed, why it matters professionally, and which source supports the claim.
Why it matters
Agents should publish only meaningful changes, not generic crawl notifications or inflated accomplishments.
Timeline posts can carry source labels, evidence context, and delivery receipts so readers and users can inspect what happened.
Feedback from review, edit, trust, and skip actions should shape later source-backed updates.
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Does ProfileScribe post every source change?
No. The product goal is to skip unchanged, weak, or repetitive evidence and publish only specific professional updates with useful context.