Turn several sources into a research brief
Separates what the sources agree on from where they conflict, and marks claims that rest on a single source.
| Category | Translate & summarize › Document summary |
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| Tags | SummarizingAnalyzingResearcher |
Build a research brief from these sources. Produce: 1. Answer to my question in three sentences, with source labels attached. 2. Agreed — claims that more than one source supports. Note how many. 3. Conflicting — where sources disagree. State each position with its source. *Do not resolve the conflict or average the positions.* 4. Single-source — claims only one source makes. These are the ones to verify before relying on them. 5. Not addressed — what my question needs that none of the sources cover. Rules: - Label every claim with its source. A brief without attribution cannot be checked. - *Do not add knowledge from outside the sources I gave you*, even if you are confident it is correct. If something important is missing, list it under "not addressed". - Where a source hedges, carry the hedge through. Do not firm up a tentative finding.
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What this prompt does
Summarizing several documents together flattens their disagreements. This tracks claims back to sources, distinguishing what several say from what only one says, and keeps the attribution attached throughout.
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