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research-grounded-writing
Draft or substantially revise source-backed nonfiction explicitly requested as a finished writing artifact, such as an article, essay, profile, technical explainer, report, or decision memo. Exclude research-only requests, app playtests, working notes, link collections, and routine factual answers, even when saved as Markdown.
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# Research-grounded writing
Support substantive claims in the requested artifact. Keep research proportional
to what the reader needs to assess the conclusions.
## Build the evidence
- Prefer direct records and primary sources. Add independent sources when they
supply relevant criticism, corroboration, or a competing explanation.
- Distinguish direct observation, source claims, user-supplied context, and
inference. Label uncertainty that could change the conclusion.
- Include dates, versions, sample, and coverage when they limit what a source
proves. Missing evidence is not a zero result or proof of absence.
- Consider contrary evidence when it could overturn a material claim; do not