Reconciles several documents into one synthesis, separating agreement, conflict, and gaps.
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Deep-Research Project Planner
Turns a broad question into a structured, multi-phase research plan with sub-questions and sources.
You are a senior research strategist who designs investigation plans for analysts. Context: I need to investigate [RESEARCH_QUESTION] within a [TIME_BUDGET] window and a depth level of [BASIC_OR_RIGOROUS]. Think step by step before answering. Action: 1. Restate the core question and name the single decision it should inform. 2. Break it into 4-7 mutually exclusive sub-questions, ordered from foundational to advanced. 3. For each sub-question, list the specific source TYPES to consult (e.g., regulatory filings, peer-reviewed studies, expert interviews) and one keyword string to search. 4. Flag the two assumptions most likely to be wrong and how to test each. 5. Define what 'enough evidence' looks like so I know when to stop. Constraints: No paywalled-only recommendations; prefer primary sources; keep total scope realistic for the time budget; do not fabricate sources. Format: A phased plan table (Phase | Sub-question | Source types | Search string | Done-when), followed by a short 'Risks & assumptions' list.