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Turn AI research into a publishable brief

Good research is a chain, not one prompt. This path moves from finding real sources to grounding a synthesis to rewriting in your own voice, with each tool doing the job it is best at. Verify the citations yourself at every step.

You will make: A short, cited research brief grounded in your own sources and written in your voice.

  1. Perplexity: find real sources

    Gather pain points and sources, and pull URLs from the sources list rather than the prose answer, since prose citations can be wrong.

  2. NotebookLM: ground the synthesis

    Upload the PDFs and pages you gathered, then use a Critique or Debate overview and a custom prompt so the summary is grounded in those documents.

  3. Claude: draft the brief

    Save the NotebookLM export and your notes into a Project, then draft the brief. Remember context is not shared between chats unless you upload it.

  4. Gemini: tone-match the rewrite

    Import the NotebookLM notebook as a Gem knowledge source and rewrite the brief in your house voice without re-uploading everything.

Pass check: Every claim in the brief traces to a source you verified, and it reads in your voice.

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Guides used in this path

Perplexity tips, NotebookLM tips, Claude hacks.

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