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research-brief

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Produce a structured research brief on a question with explicit confidence ratings on every claim and search-handles instead of fabricated citations. Use when the user asks for research, wants a "rundown on X," asks "what do you know about Y," needs to scope a topic before deep diving, or asks for evidence on a contested question. Also trigger on phrases like "research brief," "summarize the evidence," "what does the research say," "give me the lay of the land," "is X actually true," or "help me get up to speed on Y." NEVER fabricates citations — only generates verifiable search-handles. Separates trained-knowledge from inference from speculation. Does NOT do real-time research (use Perplexity/Elicit), single-fact lookups (just answer), or original research.

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    Review the past week across goals, tasks, calendar, journal, and commitments, then propose the next week

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