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GPT-6 Astra Long-Document Cross-Check

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The prompt

Read the documents below as one corpus. The job is a cross-check I can verify, not a summary of each file and not a shorter essay that drops the awkward parts. Documents: [paste or attach, in order] I need: [the decision, question, or reader this is for] Keep: [facts, numbers, dates, obligations, or names that must survive] Cut: [boilerplate, repeated background, exhibits that are out of scope] Done means: - You have used every document, including appendices and tables that change a number or an obligation. - Every kept claim has a locator: document name plus section, heading, page, or paragraph. - Claims that appear in only one document are marked SINGLE-SOURCE. - Disagreements between documents are listed as conflicts, not averaged. - Anything you cannot find is listed under Missing. You do not fill gaps from memory and present them as document facts. Do the reading and the brief without asking how I would like it organized. If the corpus is too incomplete to answer, still deliver the brief and put the hole under Missing. Do not stop at an outline or a description of how you will read the files. Output: ## What the corpus supports (answer first) ## Obligations, numbers, and dates (with locators) ## Conflicts ## Single-source claims ## Missing ## What I would cut if this has to be under [N] words

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