Compose a rich <meta description> from the executive-brief markdown, combining the BLUF lead sentence with the top 2-3 bullet items from the brief's headline-summary section (## 60-Second Read in English, or the localized equivalent — see ./brief-extractor.ts | extractHeadlineSection).
Editorial rationale: pre-2026-05 the description was the raw BLUF paragraph — well-written prose but generic across articles ("Sweden's Riksdag advances ... amid coalition tensions ..."). The brief's headline section carries the specific signal (bill IDs HD03267 / HD03262, committee codes JuU / SfU, DIW scores) that journalists and search engines should see in the SERP snippet. This composer prepends a single BLUF lead sentence (for prose context) and concatenates the cleaned bullet IDs/topics that fit in the language's SERP window.
Falls back to the plain BLUF paragraph when no headline section is present (~75% of briefs use only the BLUF). Pure function — no I/O.
Compose a rich
<meta description>from the executive-brief markdown, combining the BLUF lead sentence with the top 2-3 bullet items from the brief's headline-summary section (## 60-Second Readin English, or the localized equivalent — see ./brief-extractor.ts | extractHeadlineSection).Editorial rationale: pre-2026-05 the description was the raw BLUF paragraph — well-written prose but generic across articles ("Sweden's Riksdag advances ... amid coalition tensions ..."). The brief's headline section carries the specific signal (bill IDs HD03267 / HD03262, committee codes JuU / SfU, DIW scores) that journalists and search engines should see in the SERP snippet. This composer prepends a single BLUF lead sentence (for prose context) and concatenates the cleaned bullet IDs/topics that fit in the language's SERP window.
Falls back to the plain BLUF paragraph when no headline section is present (~75% of briefs use only the BLUF). Pure function — no I/O.