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“Act as my research assistant. Help me deeply understand [topic]. Create a research map covering the key concepts, important questions, major debates, and topics I should study first.”
“Analyze the sources in this notebook. Extract the key claims, evidence, statistics, conclusions, and important quotes. Organize them by theme and identify which sources support each claim.”
“Compare all the sources in this notebook. Find connections, recurring patterns, contradictions, and relationships between ideas that are not immediately obvious.”
“Identify the major debates around [topic] from the sources in this notebook. Explain the different viewpoints, evidence for each position, and questions that remain unresolved.”
“Analyze the available research and identify potential research gaps. Look for unanswered questions, conflicting findings, under-researched areas, and limitations. Only identify gaps supported by the sources.”
“Teach me [topic] using the sources in this notebook. Start with a simple explanation, then build toward advanced concepts. Use examples and analogies while staying faithful to the source material.”
“Create an active-recall quiz based on everything I have studied in this notebook. Ask one question at a time, evaluate my answer, correct mistakes, and gradually increase the difficulty.”
“Create a concise research brief from this notebook. Include the most important findings, evidence, debates, contradictions, unanswered questions, and practical implications. Clearly separate facts from interpretation.”
