Research a question
Find reliable sources, check claims, and put your findings into a short summary.
Compare conflicting sources without hiding the disagreement
Check definitions, dates, populations, and methods before deciding whether two sources truly contradict each other.
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How to compare two documents with AI and check the changes
Copy a comparison prompt and use a worked change table to check dates, amounts, exceptions, and missing pages in two documents.
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Compare subscription costs without mixing monthly and annual prices
Use a worked subscription comparison and a blank worksheet to check billing periods, required features, renewal terms, and unknown costs.
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How to make a decision matrix, with a worked example
Compare two options with a weighted decision matrix, copy a prompt, and test how changing your priorities changes the result.
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Fact-check an AI answer one claim at a time
Extract claims, locate evidence, and distinguish an unsupported sentence from a verified finding.
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Turn a letter into an action checklist with AI
Use a worked letter example and a copyable prompt to extract dates, requested actions, missing details, and source locations.
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Check a PDF extraction before asking AI to summarize it
Catch missing pages, broken tables, OCR errors, and lost footnotes before they become confident summaries.
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Make a pros-and-cons list that is more than a list
Separate facts from predictions, group duplicate concerns, and identify the question that would change your choice.
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Build an AI research brief you can check
Define the decision, gather primary sources, and keep a claim ledger so the final brief can be inspected.
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Turn a broad topic into a researchable question
Define the decision, constraints, comparison, and stopping rule before sending AI off to research.
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Turn a research brief into a small next step
Choose the uncertainty that matters, define a test, and avoid confusing a polished report with evidence of customer demand.
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Evaluate a source before using it in an AI brief
A practical worksheet for authority, scope, dates, methods, incentives, and what a source can actually establish.
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