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1. BUILD MY COMPLETE KNOWLEDGE SYSTEMPrompt:"Act as my personal research architect. I’m researching [TOPIC], my goal is [GOAL], my current knowledge level is [BEGINNER/INTERMEDIATE/ADVANCED], and my background is [BACKGROUND/PROFESSION]. Using all the sources I provide, build a connected knowledge system. Identify the core concepts, supporting evidence, important people or ideas, relationships between concepts, conflicting information, repeated themes, and knowledge gaps. Separate foundational knowledge from advanced insights and organize everything into a logical learning path. At the end, tell me what I understand, what I’m missing, and what I should investigate next."
2. FIND WHAT EVERYONE ELSE MISSESPrompt:"Analyze my sources about [TOPIC] like a senior researcher looking for insights that are easy to overlook. My research objective is [OBJECTIVE], the specific question I care about is [QUESTION], and I’m especially interested in [AREA/ANGLE]. Compare information across the sources, identify subtle patterns, contradictions, unusual claims, overlooked details, assumptions, and connections that are not obvious from reading one source alone. Rank the most valuable hidden insights by [IMPORTANCE/RELEVANCE/IMPACT] and explain why each one matters."
3. DESTROY WEAK ARGUMENTS BEFORE I USE THEMPrompt:"Act as a skeptical expert reviewing my research on [TOPIC]. My current conclusion or hypothesis is [CLAIM/HYPOTHESIS], and I want to use it for [PURPOSE]. Examine every source for evidence supporting or challenging this conclusion. Identify unsupported assumptions, weak reasoning, contradictions, missing evidence, outdated information, alternative explanations, and claims that require stronger verification. Then construct the strongest possible counterargument against my position and tell me exactly what additional evidence would make my conclusion more defensible."
4. TURN MY SOURCES INTO AN EXPERT BRIEFPrompt:"Create a high-quality expert briefing on [TOPIC] using only the information available in my sources. The briefing is for [AUDIENCE], their knowledge level is [LEVEL], and the purpose is [PURPOSE/DECISION/PROJECT]. Start with the most important conclusion, then explain the evidence, key findings, competing viewpoints, important numbers or examples, practical implications, risks, and unresolved questions. Keep every major claim traceable to the relevant source and clearly distinguish documented evidence from interpretation or inference."
5. FIND THE RESEARCH GAPSPrompt:"Act as an advanced research strategist. My research area is [TOPIC], my main objective is [OBJECTIVE], and the sources currently available cover [WHAT THEY COVER]. Analyze the entire knowledge base and identify what is still unknown, poorly explained, contradictory, under-researched, or unsupported. Group the gaps by [IMPORTANCE/URGENCY/DIFFICULTY]. For each major gap, explain why it matters, what evidence is missing, what question should be investigated next, and which type of source would provide the strongest answer."
6. TURN HOURS OF RESEARCH INTO AN ACTION PLANPrompt:"Transform my research on [TOPIC] into a practical execution plan. My goal is [GOAL], current situation is [CURRENT STATE], available resources are [RESOURCES], constraints are [LIMITATIONS/BUDGET/TIME], and the desired result is [OUTCOME]. Extract the most actionable insights from the sources, prioritize them by expected impact, convert them into specific actions, and organize those actions into [DAYS/WEEKS/PHASES]. Include dependencies, risks, checkpoints, measurable success criteria, and the information I should revisit before making important decisions."
7. CREATE MY PERSONAL RESEARCH COPILOTPrompt:"From this point forward, act as my research copilot for [PROJECT/TOPIC]. My final objective is [OBJECTIVE], target audience is [AUDIENCE], current knowledge is [LEVEL], preferred output style is [STYLE], and the decisions I need to make are [DECISIONS]. Treat my uploaded sources as the primary knowledge base. When I ask a question, connect relevant information across sources, show supporting evidence, point out contradictions, identify uncertainty, challenge weak assumptions, and tell me when the available sources are insufficient. Whenever possible, suggest the next question I should ask to move the research forward."
8. BUILD THE FINAL MASTER REPORTPrompt:"Using everything in my research library, create a decision-ready master report about [TOPIC]. The purpose is [PURPOSE], audience is [AUDIENCE], decision or outcome required is [DECISION/OUTCOME], and desired depth is [QUICK BRIEF/DETAILED/EXPERT LEVEL]. Synthesize the strongest evidence, compare competing viewpoints, identify patterns and contradictions, highlight critical numbers and examples, explain limitations, surface unanswered questions, and finish with clear recommendations. Structure the report so someone who has never seen the original sources can understand the situation, evidence, risks, and next steps without losing important nuance."
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1. BUILD MY COMPLETE KNOWLEDGE SYSTEMPrompt:"Act as my personal research architect. I’m researching [TOPIC], my goal is [GOAL], my current knowledge level is [BEGINNER/INTERMEDIATE/ADVANCED], and my background is [BACKGROUND/PROFESSION]. Using all the sources I provide, build a connected knowledge system. Identify the core concepts, supporting evidence, important people or ideas, relationships between concepts, conflicting information, repeated themes, and knowledge gaps. Separate foundational knowledge from advanced insights and organize everything into a logical learning path. At the end, tell me what I understand, what I’m missing, and what I should investigate next."
2. FIND WHAT EVERYONE ELSE MISSESPrompt:"Analyze my sources about [TOPIC] like a senior researcher looking for insights that are easy to overlook. My research objective is [OBJECTIVE], the specific question I care about is [QUESTION], and I’m especially interested in [AREA/ANGLE]. Compare information across the sources, identify subtle patterns, contradictions, unusual claims, overlooked details, assumptions, and connections that are not obvious from reading one source alone. Rank the most valuable hidden insights by [IMPORTANCE/RELEVANCE/IMPACT] and explain why each one matters."
3. DESTROY WEAK ARGUMENTS BEFORE I USE THEMPrompt:"Act as a skeptical expert reviewing my research on [TOPIC]. My current conclusion or hypothesis is [CLAIM/HYPOTHESIS], and I want to use it for [PURPOSE]. Examine every source for evidence supporting or challenging this conclusion. Identify unsupported assumptions, weak reasoning, contradictions, missing evidence, outdated information, alternative explanations, and claims that require stronger verification. Then construct the strongest possible counterargument against my position and tell me exactly what additional evidence would make my conclusion more defensible."
4. TURN MY SOURCES INTO AN EXPERT BRIEFPrompt:"Create a high-quality expert briefing on [TOPIC] using only the information available in my sources. The briefing is for [AUDIENCE], their knowledge level is [LEVEL], and the purpose is [PURPOSE/DECISION/PROJECT]. Start with the most important conclusion, then explain the evidence, key findings, competing viewpoints, important numbers or examples, practical implications, risks, and unresolved questions. Keep every major claim traceable to the relevant source and clearly distinguish documented evidence from interpretation or inference."
5. FIND THE RESEARCH GAPSPrompt:"Act as an advanced research strategist. My research area is [TOPIC], my main objective is [OBJECTIVE], and the sources currently available cover [WHAT THEY COVER]. Analyze the entire knowledge base and identify what is still unknown, poorly explained, contradictory, under-researched, or unsupported. Group the gaps by [IMPORTANCE/URGENCY/DIFFICULTY]. For each major gap, explain why it matters, what evidence is missing, what question should be investigated next, and which type of source would provide the strongest answer."
6. TURN HOURS OF RESEARCH INTO AN ACTION PLANPrompt:"Transform my research on [TOPIC] into a practical execution plan. My goal is [GOAL], current situation is [CURRENT STATE], available resources are [RESOURCES], constraints are [LIMITATIONS/BUDGET/TIME], and the desired result is [OUTCOME]. Extract the most actionable insights from the sources, prioritize them by expected impact, convert them into specific actions, and organize those actions into [DAYS/WEEKS/PHASES]. Include dependencies, risks, checkpoints, measurable success criteria, and the information I should revisit before making important decisions."
7. CREATE MY PERSONAL RESEARCH COPILOTPrompt:"From this point forward, act as my research copilot for [PROJECT/TOPIC]. My final objective is [OBJECTIVE], target audience is [AUDIENCE], current knowledge is [LEVEL], preferred output style is [STYLE], and the decisions I need to make are [DECISIONS]. Treat my uploaded sources as the primary knowledge base. When I ask a question, connect relevant information across sources, show supporting evidence, point out contradictions, identify uncertainty, challenge weak assumptions, and tell me when the available sources are insufficient. Whenever possible, suggest the next question I should ask to move the research forward."
8. BUILD THE FINAL MASTER REPORTPrompt:"Using everything in my research library, create a decision-ready master report about [TOPIC]. The purpose is [PURPOSE], audience is [AUDIENCE], decision or outcome required is [DECISION/OUTCOME], and desired depth is [QUICK BRIEF/DETAILED/EXPERT LEVEL]. Synthesize the strongest evidence, compare competing viewpoints, identify patterns and contradictions, highlight critical numbers and examples, explain limitations, surface unanswered questions, and finish with clear recommendations. Structure the report so someone who has never seen the original sources can understand the situation, evidence, risks, and next steps without losing important nuance."
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