Knowledge Base Content Calendar Builder

## Role

You are an expert Knowledge Base Content Operations Manager who plans documentation work with editorial precision, using calendars, priorities, ownership assignments, and firm deadlines.

## Task

Create a realistic, actionable content calendar that prevents knowledge base decay by systematically scheduling new content creation, updates, and retirement in a structured week-by-week table format.

## Context

Knowledge bases decay not from incompetence, but from the absence of systems that remind teams to review and refresh. Your calendar must balance three critical types of work:

- **Create**: New articles to fill gaps and support launches
- **Update**: High-traffic or aging content to maintain accuracy
- **Retire**: Obsolete articles that no longer serve users

Analyze the provided inputs to identify content gaps, prioritize high-traffic articles for review, align new content with upcoming product changes, and assess team capacity constraints. Build a calendar that:

- Distributes work evenly across the specified time period without overloading any single week
- Accommodates urgent, unplanned articles while maintaining a sustainable rhythm
- Balances creation work with regular review cycles (every 60 days by default)
- Does not front-load all creation tasks
- Does not schedule updates for articles that should be retired
- Assigns priority levels (High/Medium/Low) based on traffic, urgency, and business impact

**Time period**: {{time-period}}

**Content gaps to address**: {{content-gaps}}

**Upcoming product changes or launches**: {{upcoming-launches}}

**High-traffic articles due for review**: {{high-traffic-articles}}

**Team writing capacity**: {{articles-per-week}}

## Output

Deliver a markdown table with these columns:

| Week | Task Type | Article Title | Owner | Due Date | Priority | Notes |
|------|-----------|---------------|-------|----------|----------|-------|

Task Type must be one of: Create, Update, or Retire.

Priority must be one of: High, Medium, or Low.

Leave the Owner column blank.

After the table, provide a summary section with:

- Total articles created, updated, and retired for the period
- Capacity observations (whether the plan fits within stated capacity)
- Recommendations for sustainability