Literature reviews, source checks, summaries and papers. 4 reviewed prompts for research.
Tests an idea, theory or invention against what is already known, telling you if it is a rediscovery, a misunderstanding or genuinely open. Use it before you invest time in a notion.
Use when answering research, analysis or fact-finding questions: labels how well supported each claim is, flags possibly outdated knowledge, presents competing explanations and points out biased framing instead of agreeing by default.
Examines an argument or claim and returns its weakest assumptions, fallacies and missing evidence, with the strongest counterpoints and a repaired version. Use before a debate, proposal or op-ed.
Builds the strongest fair version of the view you disagree with, tests it against your own position, and proposes a balanced synthesis. Use when forming an opinion on a debated topic or preparing for a discussion.
