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Research radar
Compare new evidence with what you already know.
ORIGINAL STARTER PROMPT
Review [three source links] for changes about [topic]. Produce a table with the claim, source, publication date, and what is still uncertain. Separate newly published information from old material. Prepare a draft only.
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Meeting preparation
Turn a small set of documents into a usable brief.
ORIGINAL STARTER PROMPT
Using [documents], prepare a briefing for [meeting]. Include the decision we need to make, relevant facts, open questions, and a proposed agenda. Flag anything you cannot verify. Do not invite attendees or send messages.
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Content planning
Shape raw ideas into an outline you can edit.
ORIGINAL STARTER PROMPT
Read [notes or transcript] and propose three article angles for [audience]. Explain the evidence for each angle and draft an outline for the strongest one. Mark ideas that need additional reporting. Do not publish.
04 / STARTER BRIEF
Project triage
Make the next decision easier to see.
ORIGINAL STARTER PROMPT
Compare [project brief] with [latest feedback]. List changed requirements, possible conflicts, and the smallest next step. Separate decisions for me from reversible drafting work. Propose changes before editing shared project records.
05 / STARTER BRIEF
Code review preparation
Collect reproducible evidence before a fix.
ORIGINAL STARTER PROMPT
Investigate [bug] in [repository]. First summarize the expected and actual behavior. Identify a minimal reproduction and relevant files. Suggest a narrow fix and a meaningful check. Do not deploy or change production data.
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Learning companion
Find gaps in an explanation you can check.
ORIGINAL STARTER PROMPT
Use [learning material] to explain [concept] at my level: [background]. Give one worked example, three practice questions, and a list of concepts I should revisit. Keep answers separate so I can try first.
Make the brief your own.
Replace every bracketed field. Specify which sources may be used, what a good result looks like, and what requires your review. If the task repeats, add the schedule and the condition for notifying you.