A brief names the explanation, not the stack
An HNK brief states the question the student will explain, the artifact a reviewer will hold, the data that will not be pasted, and the timebox. Tool names come last. If the brief starts with a product name, it is still a shopping list.
Keep HNK’s public positioning in view: turn AI output into an inspectable human explanation. Do not import QFP’s prototype talk, QKV’s laboratory protocol, or PQK’s field-friction log onto this page. Those brands are related projects of the same institution and they answer different jobs.
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