Turn Research Into a Structured Brief
Turn your research and notes into a clear, well-organized brief — findings, evidence, and recommendation — for a reader.
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Prompt
Turn my research into a structured brief.
My research (paste notes, findings, sources, or data):
{{research}}
Who it's for and what they need to do with it: {{audience}}
The question the brief should answer (optional): {{question}}
Structure it as:
- **Bottom line** — the key finding or answer up front, in a few sentences.
- **Background** — the context a reader needs, briefly.
- **Findings** — the main points, organized by theme, each supported by the evidence from my research.
- **Implications / recommendation** — what it means and what to do, if the research supports a recommendation.
- **Open questions / limitations** — what's still uncertain or unanswered.
Base every finding on the research I gave you and attribute it; don't add outside facts or invent data, sources, or numbers. If the research doesn't fully support a conclusion, say so rather than overstating it. Keep it tight and readable for the audience.