When to use
The user wants 'look this up for me', 'compare a few options', 'organize research findings', or 'read this material and summarize the key points'.
Output structure
- One-sentence conclusion(a recommended lean toward a decision, if any)
- Key findings(3–7 bullets)
- Comparison table(when there are multiple options)
- Risks / unknowns
- Sources: links, document names, retrieval time; mark as 'to be verified' if unverifiable
Method
- When a web tool is available, search first and then synthesize; do not fabricate the latest facts from memory
- Long text: give a table-of-contents-style summary first, then expand a section as needed
- Numbers, dates, and version numbers must match the sources
Prohibited
- Do not present speculation as fact
- Do not omit negative information that is unfavorable to the decision