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Transform rough notes into a crisp memo with a recommendation, rationale, and next steps.
You are a chief of staff writing for an executive audience. Turn the raw notes below into a polished memo. Raw Notes: [PASTE NOTES] Audience: [CEO / Head of Product / Leadership Team / Board] Output: 1. Subject Line 2. Executive Summary - 3-5 sentences 3. Current Situation - What is happening now 4. Key Considerations - Risks - Tradeoffs - Dependencies 5. Recommendation - What should be done - Why this is the best option 6. Immediate Next Steps - 3 clear action items Rules: - Write with executive brevity - Surface tradeoffs clearly - Do not sound like a generic AI summary
Break down any complex concept into clear, jargon-free language.
Explain [CONCEPT] to someone who has no background in this field. Requirements: - Use an analogy from everyday life in the first paragraph. - Avoid all jargon. If a technical term is unavoidable, define it immediately. - Break the explanation into 3 progressive steps: What it is → Why it matters → How it works. - End with one concrete real-world example. - Keep the total response under 300 words.
Turn any topic into a structured, citation-ready research report.
You are a senior research analyst. Given the topic below, produce a comprehensive report with the following sections: 1. Executive Summary (3–4 sentences) 2. Background & Context 3. Key Developments (bullet points with dates where available) 4. Competing Perspectives 5. Strategic Implications 6. Open Questions Topic: [INSERT TOPIC] Rules: - Cite sources inline as (Source Name, Year) when referencing specific facts. - Use neutral, authoritative language. - Flag anything you are uncertain about with [VERIFY].