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Analysis

Quote the source on every row

For summaries and extraction: make every claim traceable so you can verify the output in seconds

Output a table whose last column is "Source line": quote, word for word, the sentence that supports the row.
If no sentence supports a row, leave the row out.

General

No guessing: give blanks a legal answer

Append to any "extract fields from a source" prompt so the model stops inventing values

If the source doesn't state a 〈field, e.g. owner, deadline, amount〉, write "TBD" — do not guess.
Anything still undecided is not a conclusion: list it under "Open questions", with who needs to answer.

Writing

Meeting notes to a trackable to-do list

Turn messy meeting notes into a to-do list a team lead can chase, without the AI inventing deadlines or owners

You're helping a 4-person marketing team turn their weekly meeting notes into a to-do list they can act on tomorrow. The reader is the team lead, who will use it to chase progress.

Rules:
1. Use a table: Task | Owner | Deadline | Source line from the notes
2. If the notes don't name an owner or deadline, write "TBD" — do not guess
3. Anything still undecided (e.g. date, budget) is not a task: list it separately under "Open questions", with who needs to answer
4. End with one sentence of self-check: is any item something you inferred that isn't in the notes?

Meeting notes:
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