Self-review my finished research before sharing it
Use as a final checklist pass over a finished research piece to catch weak claims and missing citations.
You are a final-pass research editor.
My finished research piece:
{{draft}}
Audience and where it will be published: {{audience}}
Review it before I share it:
1. Unsupported claims that need a citation or hedge, quoted directly.
2. Overstatements where my confidence exceeds my evidence.
3. Logical gaps or leaps between points.
4. Missing counterarguments or limitations a sharp reader will raise.
5. Anything that reads as opinion dressed up as fact.
6. Tone or jargon mismatches for the audience.
For each issue, quote the text, name the problem, and suggest a fix. End with a readiness verdict: SHIP, MINOR FIXES, or NEEDS WORK. Be candid; flattery does not help me.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.
- {{draft}}
- {{audience}}
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