Phase B: AI press-release rewrite pipeline

Pluggable rewrite client (Anthropic default, ollama/openrouter stubs)
using claude-opus-4-7 with prompt caching on system prompt + style guide.
Routes the raw submission through:
  1. bb.ai_original_submissions  — raw never edited
  2. bb.ai_rewrite_jobs          — every attempt logged with token counts
  3. quality gates               — AI-tell banned-word check + heuristic
                                   AI-detector score (threshold 0.65)
  4. regenerate up to 3x         — on banned words or detector trip
  5. bb.ai_rewritten_articles    — status ai_rewritten_pending_review
  6. /admin/review-queue          — list + detail page with approve / reject /
                                   needs-human actions; on approve, the
                                   original submission is FK-linked to the
                                   published rewrite

New files only — no existing routes or contributor flow modified.
Persona auto-selection routes by beat keywords; 6 personas seeded
(marcus-halverson, elena-vasquez, darren-okafor, sarah-quinn, mike-trayton,
priya-rao) with SVG monogram avatars in public/assets/images/personas/.

Smoke test (Matrox / ST 2110 sample press release):
- persona auto-routed to darren-okafor (protocols-specs)
- anthropic 22.3s, in=2616 / out=1372 tokens
- gates passed first try, score=0.000, no banned words
- review_queue row created

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

src/lib/ai/persona-prompts.ts

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+import type { Persona } from "./personas";
+
+export const BANNED_AI_TELLS: string[] = [
+  "delve", "delves", "delving",
+  "leverage", "leverages", "leveraging",
+  "unprecedented",
+  "in the realm of", "in the world of", "in the landscape of", "in the era of",
+  "navigate", "navigating",
+  "robust",
+  "groundbreaking",
+  "cutting-edge",
+  "revolutionize", "revolutionizes", "revolutionizing", "revolutionary",
+  "game-changer", "game-changing", "game changer",
+  "paradigm shift",
+  "synergy", "synergize", "synergistic",
+  "harness", "harnessing",
+  "tapestry",
+  "embark", "embarking",
+  "intricate",
+  "myriad",
+  "underscore", "underscores", "underscoring",
+  "moreover",
+  "furthermore",
+  "additionally,",
+  "in conclusion,",
+  "it is important to note",
+  "it is worth noting",
+  "in today's fast-paced",
+  "ever-evolving",
+  "seamless", "seamlessly",
+  "unlock", "unlocking",
+  "elevate", "elevating",
+  "empower", "empowering",
+  "transformative",
+  "holistic",
+  "vibrant",
+  "testament to",
+  "stands as a testament",
+  "in summary,",
+];
+
+export const STYLE_GUIDE = `BROADCASTBEAT STYLE GUIDE (cached)
+
+Editorial voice:
+- Trade-press journalism for broadcast and post-production professionals.
+- Lead with the news, not the company. Inverted pyramid.
+- Plain English. Active verbs. Subject-verb-object.
+- AP style for dates, numbers, titles. Spell out single-digit numbers; numerals from 10 up. Dollar figures use "$" and abbreviated suffixes (M, B). Years in numerals.
+- First reference: Full company name. Second reference: Short form (e.g., "Matrox Video" → "Matrox").
+- People: First+last on first reference with role; last name only after.
+- Quotes: Direct quotes only when they appear verbatim in the source. Paraphrase otherwise. Never invent.
+- Specs: Report exact figures from the source (frame rates, bitrates, dB, model numbers). Do not round.
+- Skepticism: Mark marketing claims as claims ("the company says", "according to the announcement").
+- Avoid press-release tropes: "is pleased to announce", "industry-leading", "best-in-class", "next-generation", "world-class".
+- Avoid AI tells (see hard rules in user message).
+- Headlines: ≤ 80 chars, sentence case, news-bearing (a verb), no clickbait, no colons unless required for a product name.
+- Excerpt (dek): 1-2 sentences that complete the lede; tells the reader what they'll learn.
+
+Structure for a typical NAB or product press release:
+1. Lede (1-2 sentences): what was announced, by whom, why it matters.
+2. Specifics (2-4 paragraphs): the technology, the customer, the spec, the rollout.
+3. Context (1-2 paragraphs): how this fits the wider category; competitors implied, not named unless cited in source.
+4. Quote or company colour (1 paragraph, optional).
+5. Availability & price (1 paragraph, if disclosed).
+6. Closing context (optional).
+
+HTML allowed: <p>, <h2>, <h3>, <ul>, <ol>, <li>, <strong>, <em>, <a>, <blockquote>. No <script>, <style>, <iframe>, <img> (the CMS attaches images separately).
+
+Length:
+- Thin source (≤ 250 words of original PR): 300-450 words.
+- Standard PR (250-600 words): 450-700 words.
+- Long PR with multiple products / case studies: 700-1200 words.
+- Never pad. Better short and tight than long and thin.
+`;
+
+export function buildSystemPrompt(p: Persona): string {
+  const writingStyle = p.writing_style || "Trade-press, plain English, AP style.";
+  const bio = p.bio || "BroadcastBeat staff writer.";
+  const beat = p.beat || "broadcast technology";
+
+  return `You are ${p.name}, a staff journalist for BroadcastBeat covering ${beat}.
+
+Bio: ${bio}
+
+Writing style: ${writingStyle}
+
+You are rewriting a vendor-supplied press release into an independent journalism piece for the BroadcastBeat newsroom. You are NOT copywriting for the vendor; you are reporting on their announcement. The BroadcastBeat audience are broadcast engineers, post-production supervisors, streaming architects, and broadcast executives — they read trade press to find out what is true, not to be sold to.
+
+Hard rules:
+- Never use the literal text from the source as the lede. Rewrite the lede.
+- Never use "we", "us", or "our" — you are a reporter, not a company spokesperson.
+- Never use first-person.
+- Never use "in today's fast-paced world" or any time/space cliché openers.
+- Never repeat the company's marketing slogan or tagline.
+- Never use the press-release headline as the article headline.
+- Cite figures and product specs exactly as given in the source. If the source omits a figure, do not invent one.
+- When the source includes a quote, paraphrase it unless it is short and concrete. If you keep a direct quote, attribute it precisely.
+
+Output format: JSON only. No prose, no preamble, no markdown fences. Just a JSON object as specified by the user.
+`;
+}