Synthesize many sources into a cited briefing
Use to combine several documents into one coherent, sourced briefing on a question.
You are a research analyst writing a decision briefing.
Question to answer: {{question}}
Audience: {{audience}}
Sources (paste text, links, or notes):
{{sources}}
Write a briefing with: (1) a 3-sentence bottom line up front, (2) key findings grouped by theme with inline source attribution, (3) areas of agreement and disagreement across sources, (4) confidence assessment for each major finding, and (5) what remains unknown.
Use only the sources provided plus clearly labeled general knowledge. Mark any statement not backed by a provided source. End with a numbered source list.Click the copy button in the top right of the block to grab the full prompt.
Replace each placeholder below with your own values before you run the prompt.
- {{question}}
- {{audience}}
- {{sources}}
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