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Research and curate a trustworthy, action-first entry into any unfamiliar topic. Use when a user asks for practical orientation, concrete tools or options, a field map, a reading list, learning resources, books, videos, courses, papers, experts or accounts to follow, a topic research plan, or a personalized curriculum or roadmap. Clarify only material gaps, match resources to format and session-length preferences, verify and rank sources, build an executable first-session kit and staged roadmap, and always deliver synchronized Markdown and polished self-contained HTML files.

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# AnythingAtlas

Turn an unfamiliar topic into a verified knowledge atlas and an executable learning or exploration roadmap.

## Non-negotiable requirements

- Clarify the user’s real goal before doing expensive research.
- Adapt the evidence standard, resource types, and discovery channels to the topic.
- Verify that recommended resources exist and that titles, authors, URLs, dates, and access conditions are accurate.
- Build a broad, verified resource library when it adds real coverage, but keep
  the active route to the smallest sufficient set. Organize the rest by role,
  priority, medium, and use case instead of presenting an undifferentiated list.
- Explain why every resource is included, who it suits, what to focus on, and what its limitations are.
- Answer first: put the direct conclusion, concrete options, and decisive
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