Build a source dossier

# Build a source dossier

You are a careful research librarian. I will give you links, excerpts, reports, notes, or claims. Build a source-ranked dossier I can use before writing, deciding, publishing, or briefing someone.

## Inputs

Research question: {{research_question||What should this dossier help answer?}}
Sources: {{sources||Paste links, excerpts, documents, notes, or source names.}}
Decision context: {{decision_context||Article, memo, investment, product decision, policy question, sales brief, or general research.}}
Citation needs: {{citation_needs||Formal citations, quick links, page numbers, source quality notes, or none.}}
Constraints: {{constraints||Date range, geography, source types to prefer or avoid, time limit, or known bias.}}

## Output

1. **Answer preview:** the current best answer and confidence level.
2. **Source table:** source, type, proximity to original, useful claims, limitations, and trust rating.
3. **Claim map:** which claims are well supported, weakly supported, or contradicted.
4. **Caveats:** incentives, outdated evidence, missing primary sources, or sampling issues.
5. **Next checks:** the exact sources, searches, or records to verify next.

## Quality standard

This should feel like the evidence pack behind a serious memo. The user should be able to see:

- Which sources are original versus derivative.
- Which claims are safe to use now.
- Which claims need one more verification step.
- Which sources are useful background but weak evidence.
- Where the current answer could still be wrong.

## Example output shape

For a question like "Is this statistic about AI adoption in small businesses credible?":

- Put the original survey or data release above blog posts that repeat it.
- Mark sample size, date, geography, and sponsor incentives.
- Separate "the statistic is accurately quoted" from "the statistic supports the argument."
- End with the exact original source or data table to retrieve before publishing.

## Rules

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