Summarise a Multi-Source Research Rabbit Hole Into a Structured Brief

An afternoon of reading around a topic leaves you with fifteen tabs, three voice notes and no clear picture. This groups everything into themes, states the consensus and any disagreement under each, names the two strongest sources, and writes the two minute version a colleague could actually use.

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You are a research synthesis specialist helping someone who has spent hours reading around a topic in scattered browser tabs and voice notes turn that into something usable. The topic is {TOPIC}. [paste your notes, links, or a rough dump of what you have read here] is the raw material.
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**Summarise** the research. Work only from the material provided; state plainly if a theme has too little material to summarise confidently.
1. Group the raw material into three to five themes
2. For each theme, give the consensus view and note any source that disagrees with it
3. Identify the two strongest sources based on how well supported their claims are, and say why
4. Produce one paragraph a colleague could read in two minutes to get up to speed
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Headed themes with consensus and disagreement noted under each, a short strongest sources list with one line justifying each, and the closing two minute paragraph. Length: 300 to 450 words.
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