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Research a question with traceable evidence

Separate what sources establish from what you infer.

When to use it

When a decision needs facts you have not verified and a confident-sounding answer would be dangerous.

What to expect

A direct answer, an evidence table with sources and dates, the disagreements that matter, what the search could not cover, and what it means for the decision.

Example

Which export formats three official documentation sets say a tool supports, as of a stated date.

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PROMPT TEMPLATE

Research {{QUESTION}} for {{DECISION}}.

Scope: {{SCOPE}}
Evidence requirements: {{SOURCE_REQUIREMENTS}}

Find relevant primary sources. Record publication dates and the dates of events. Distinguish facts, source claims, and your inferences. Resolve conflicting information where possible and preserve uncertainty where not.

Return a direct answer, an evidence table with links, meaningful disagreements, coverage limitations, and the implications for the decision. Never invent citations. If browsing is unavailable, say so rather than imply fresh verification.

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