Content Sync Bridge

One store is designated the source of truth and every destination is written to from it, so two systems can never both claim to hold the current version. Distribution runs over each platform's published API with per-platform field mapping, because a field that exists on one destination often has a different length limit, format or required companion field on another. Writes are idempotent and keyed on a stable identifier, so a retry after a timeout updates the existing record instead of creating a duplicate. Rate limits are respected with backoff rather than fixed sleeps, and a destination that is rejecting requests is skipped and retried rather than blocking the whole run. Every sync writes an entry recording what was sent, to where, and what the platform returned, so a silent partial failure is visible afterwards. Content that fails validation for a specific destination is reported rather than truncated to fit, because silently shortening a sentence to meet a character limit changes its meaning.

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