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Research With Evidence

Get a useful brief with sources, open questions, and a clear recommendation.

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Research With Evidence — minushya

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Why it helps

Get a useful brief with sources, open questions, and a clear recommendation.

What you get

  • Supporting usage or host metadata (md)
  • Main resource (txt)

How to use it

Open PROMPT.txt, fill the bracketed fields, then paste it into your assistant with the relevant inputs.

Have ready

  • question
  • decision to support
  • source material
  • date range

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Your small win

Research you can check

A short answer to your question, with every finding tied to a source you supplied and the gaps clearly marked.

Have ready

  • The question you want answered and the decision it helps with
  • The sources you trust — paste text or links you've read

Choose your AI tool

  1. 1Download the free ZIP and unzip it. Open PROMPT.txt in a text editor.
  2. 2Open a new chat in ChatGPT.
  3. 3Paste the contents of PROMPT.txt into the chat (fill in the bracketed parts), then add your own details — like the first request below — and send. If your ChatGPT plan and app show a file attachment option, you can attach the single instruction file instead of pasting it. Don't upload the ZIP itself.

Your first request

Send this after the instructions, with your own details filled in.

Help me answer [your question] so I can decide [your decision]. Use only these sources and mark anything that needs checking: [paste sources].

Illustrative example — your result will vary

Example request

Question: Which beginner pottery workshop fits someone who works weekdays 9–5?
Source A (fictional flyer): "Northside Library Workshop — Saturdays 10am–12pm. Free. 12 seats."
Source B (fictional email): "Riverside Community Center — Tuesday evenings from 6pm. $15 per session, materials included."

Example result

Short answer: Both could fit; Northside is free and on weekends, Riverside is a weekday evening option.

Findings
Claim
Northside runs Saturdays 10am–12pm, free, 12 seats
Source
Source A
Claim
Riverside runs Tuesdays from 6pm, $15/session, materials included
Source
Source B

Unknowns: Neither source says whether it suits beginners. Riverside's end time and Northside's materials cost aren't stated.

Suggestion (not a fact from the sources): Ask both organizers whether beginners are welcome before booking.

A useful result has

  • ☐ Each finding names which of your sources it came from
  • ☐ Unknowns and gaps are listed, not filled in
  • ☐ Suggestions are labelled separately from facts
  • ☐ No citations you didn't supply, and no claim that it searched the web unless it really did

Something missing? Send this

Please re-check your answer: list each claim with the source it came from, mark anything not in my sources as 'needs checking', and keep your suggestions separate from the facts.

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