{
  "rule_name": "defining_sentence_plus_supporting_bullets",
  "purpose": "Structure sections so a single core claim is followed by bullets that expand, qualify, or operationalize it.",
  "applies_to": [
    "explanatory sections",
    "model descriptions",
    "policy-like statements",
    "semantic or inference-based reasoning"
  ],
  "requirements": [
    "Start each section with one defining sentence.",
    "The defining sentence must state the main claim clearly and directly.",
    "Supporting bullets must elaborate, qualify, or operationalize the claim.",
    "Bullets must not merely restate the defining sentence.",
    "Bullets may include evidence, examples, constraints, implications, or implementation details.",
    "Prefer this structure when clarity and model fidelity are more important than rhetorical flourish.",
    "Avoid premature conclusions when the section is exploratory."
  ],
  "style_notes": [
    "Keep the sentence concise.",
    "Use bullets to expand meaning without collapsing into repetition.",
    "Preserve semantic hierarchy.",
    "Keep the rule model-agnostic and implementation-neutral."
  ]
}