Source-Reconciled Research Brief

Turn supplied links into a concise brief with claim-level citations, reconciled source conflicts, and explicit evidence gaps.

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Before & after

Same prompt, same agent — the only difference is the skill.

Prompt“Write me a brief on AI regulation changes”
Beforegeneric AI agent
I can help with that. To do it properly, I'd need to know a bit more. Are you interested in US regulation specifically or global? Which countries matter most to you? And what's the use case — are you writing for a policy audience, your board, or a general audience? Also, do you have specific sources you want me to include, or should I find them? Once I have those details, I can put together a summary.
Afterwith Source-Reconciled Research Brief
BRIEF: AI REGULATION LANDSCAPE (2026)

SUMMARY:
Three key shifts emerged in first half 2026: US enforcement under Executive Order 2025-002 intensified, EU AI Act Phase 2 penalties began, and six countries rolled out binding liability frameworks. No single framework dominates; firms now operate under parallel rules.

KEY POINTS:
• US: FTC actions on model training data + transparency claims (Source A)
• EU: 4 billion euro fine precedent set March (Source B) — confirmed escalating after pilot phase
• UK, Canada, Australia: Adopted liability model (who pays when AI fails?) by June (Source C) — diverges from EU
• China: Announced data residency requirement for large models (Source D) — impacts global deployment

CONTESTED:
Boundary between US state rules (CA stricter than FL) versus federal preemption — Congress has draft but no vote scheduled (Source B says Q4 2026, Source C says 'unclear')

OPEN QUESTIONS:
• Will international standard emerge by 2027 or splinter further?
• Will liability framework apply retroactively to models trained 2023-2024?
• Which definition of 'high-risk AI' sticks? (Still varies by region)

OWNER: Researcher A
USE: Cite this brief in your Dec compliance memo; revisit in 60 days

About this skill

Five links can leave you with five incompatible versions of the story. This skill turns your supplied sources into a brief that shows what the evidence supports, which disagreements actually matter, and what you still need to verify before acting.

What it does

  • Attaches citations to individual factual claims, with page, section, or timestamp locators when available.
  • Distinguishes independent corroboration from articles repeating the same announcement or dataset.
  • Checks dates, definitions, populations, and measurement methods before calling two claims contradictory.
  • Flags consequential claims supported by only one source and separates reported facts from interpretation.
  • Keeps inaccessible links and unanswered questions visible without filling gaps from memory.
  • Compresses the findings around your meeting, question, or decision instead of summarizing each article in turn.

What you get

A concise briefing with a bottom-line finding, supported key points, material disagreements, a source register, and targeted verification questions. Quick claim checks receive a compact verdict rather than a full report.

Best for

Analysts, operators, founders, and meeting owners who already have several sources and need a defensible synthesis before a decision, presentation, or discussion.

SKILL.md preview

SKILL.md
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name: source-reconciled-research-brief
description: Compiles supplied links or excerpts into a concise research brief by tracing claims to original evidence, checking comparability, and reconciling or preserving material disagreements. Use when the user says "turn these links into a brief", "these articles contradict each other", "what do these sources actually support?", "I need a sourced summary before my meeting", "my research notes keep turning into a wall of text", "check this claim against these sources", or "what is still unknown?".
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