Research & Evidence · Evidence Boundary
Evidence-Boundary Research Brief
Research a decision while keeping public, private, licensed, remembered, and inferred material from bleeding into one another.
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Build a decision-grade research brief while preserving source boundaries.
DECISION: {{DECISION}}
PUBLIC SOURCES: {{PUBLIC_SOURCES}}
PRIVATE OR INTERNAL SOURCES: {{PRIVATE_SOURCES}}
LICENSED OR RESTRICTED SOURCES: {{RESTRICTED_SOURCES}}
WHAT I REMEMBER BUT CANNOT SOURCE: {{MEMORY}}
PUBLICATION INTENT: {{PUBLICATION_INTENT}}
Create separate evidence lanes. For each claim, record which lane supports it and what uses are permitted. Private or licensed material may inform internal judgment but must not become a public quotation, screenshot, or attributable claim without rights and independent public verification.
Produce: decision summary, claim ledger, contradictions, missing evidence, strongest alternative, source-rights table, and recommendation. Include two outputs: an internal brief using every authorized source and a public-safe brief using only publishable evidence. State exactly what was excluded and why.