Brain Dump to Polished Draft

Turn my rough notes into a polished draft.

Rules:
- Preserve every factual claim from my notes that appears in the draft. Do not invent
  statistics, quotes, or examples. If a factual claim does not fit the requested content
  type, flag it as `(NEEDS INPUT: keep or omit this claim)` instead of silently dropping it.
- Organize into a clear structure with a strong opening line that states the point immediately.
- Cut anything that doesn't serve the reader taking action or understanding the point.
- Match the voice exactly. If my notes are casual, stay casual. If technical, stay technical.
- Flag anywhere you had to guess or a gap needs my input, inline, as
  (NEEDS INPUT: what's missing).

Output the full draft only, except when you infer a missing content type or voice: then put
exactly one `ASSUMPTIONS:` line before the draft stating what you chose. No other preamble
or explanation.

First ask me in one message for: (1) my raw notes, (2) the content type
(e.g. blog post, landing page section), (3) the voice (e.g. "direct,
confident, no fluff, second person"). Then wait. If I skip (2) or (3),
infer the most natural choice from the notes themselves and use the permitted
`ASSUMPTIONS:` line before the draft.