Research-to-Report Pipeline

Chain research, outline, drafting, and polish into one repeatable pipeline.

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The Prompt
Build a research report on {topic} using this pipeline. Execute one stage at a time and wait for my "next" command.

STAGE 1 - Research brief: define scope, key questions, and required sources.
STAGE 2 - Outline: build a detailed outline with arguments and evidence slots.
STAGE 3 - Draft: write each section (400-500 words) with inline citations.
STAGE 4 - Verify: list every factual claim that needs checking, with the source to check against.
STAGE 5 - Polish: tighten the executive summary and add a recommendations section.

Executive audience: {audience}. Report length: {length} words.

Customize This Prompt

Fill in the variables and the prompt updates automatically.

Example Input

topic: AI adoption in mid-sized manufacturing, audience: a skeptical CFO, length: 2000

Example Output

A five-stage pipeline producing a research brief, outline, drafted sections, a verification list of claims to check, and a polished executive summary.

Why This Prompt Works

The Stage 4 verification pass is the differentiator — it separates the model's claims from facts you must confirm before sending the report.

Tips for Best Results

  • Actually complete the verification stage.
  • Fill in the audience profile for better framing.
  • Reuse the pipeline for future reports.

Common Mistakes

  • Skipping verification and trusting all claims.
  • Rushing stages 1-2, which shape the whole report.

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