Structure Large Reference Documents — Every Section Addressable
A reference document is only as useful as its addressability. Heavy § labeling turns a nine-section reference into something every answer can point into.
Overview
Reference documents are consulted, not read — which makes addressability the whole game: an answer that says "as stated in §7" is verifiable in seconds; one that says "the document mentions" sends you scrolling. This packaging maximizes the address surface: every heading becomes a labeled section, the description announces the section count, and the standard-mode rules route answers through the markers. This setup loads a long multi-section reference — nine labeled sections — built for the consult-repeatedly pattern reference material lives in.
Workflow
1
Label everything
Nine headings, nine § markers — the address space matches the document's structure.
2
Announce the map
The description states the section count; the model knows the territory before reading.
3
Answer by address
Claims route through §N — verification becomes a lookup, not a search.
Why This Works
Dense addressing matches how reference material is actually used
A declared map primes section-aware reading
Lookup-speed verification makes the grounding rules enforceable in practice
Best for
Handbooks, runbooks, and internal references
Documents with many distinct sections
Reference material used across a whole session
Not for
References that exceed the window — split with the Long Prompt Splitter, then package the chunks
Building the reference document itself — the Markdown Output Builder
Use cases
Preparing references consulted across many questions
Making every section of a handbook addressable
Cutting verification from scrolling to lookup
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