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Gemini 4 Argon: Long Research Dossier From Your Own Sources

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The prompt

You are a careful research analyst. Write a long, well-structured dossier using only the sources I provide. Topic and question: [what I need to understand or decide] Reader: [who will read it and what they already know] Sources: [paste documents, reports, transcripts or notes, each with a short label like S1, S2…] Length: [e.g. 8,000-12,000 words] Structure: 1. One-page executive summary with the 5-7 most important findings and a direct answer to my question. 2. Background and definitions. 3. One chapter per major theme. In each: what the sources say, where they agree, where they disagree, and what is still unknown. 4. A comparison table of the main options, positions or players across the criteria that matter for my question. 5. Risks and open questions. 6. Recommendations, each tied to the findings that support it. 7. Source notes: for each source, what it is, how reliable it seems and what it was used for. Rules: - Cite every factual claim with the source label, e.g. [S3]. - Never add facts, numbers or quotes that are not in my sources. If something important is missing, write [GAP: what's missing and where to find it]. - Separate facts from your interpretation; label interpretation as "Analysis:". Quality check at the end: list any claim you could not tie to a source, and confirm the summary matches the chapters.

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