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Research and long-form writing.

Inventory accessible sources and separate evidence, interpretation and gaps.

You will prepare: A source inventory, outline and evidence-based writing brief

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Prepare these inputs

These are editable example inputs, not completed results.

Research question
How AI image tools affect delivery in small design teams
Audience and decision
Studio owners deciding whether to adopt a tool
Sources you can provide
Ask me for documents or accessible links; do not assume attachments exist
Deliverable format
Source table, five-section outline, section drafts and open questions

Work through the steps

  1. 01

    Define the decision

    Turn a broad topic into a question with an audience, date range and explicit exclusions.

  2. 02

    Inventory accessible evidence

    Record source names, dates and relevant passages. Request missing material before drawing source-based conclusions.

  3. 03

    Save the outline brief

    Keep the research question and source limits in the workspace. Save outline and drafting briefs as separate versions.

  4. 04

    Draft and verify section by section

    Check figures, examples and interpretation. Mark unsupported claims unresolved rather than filling gaps with plausible wording.

  5. 05

    Review evidence and structure

    Check citations, dates and whether the outline answers the question, then refine tone and length.

Reusable prompt brief

Prepare a research report about {{topic}} for {{audience}}. Available sources and scope: {{sources}}. Deliverable: {{output}}. Inventory sources you can actually access and identify gaps before proposing an outline. Draft sections only after outline approval. Trace every number and example to a source. Separate facts, interpretation and unresolved questions. Do not claim to have read missing attachments or invent references.
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