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Research Prompt Library

Ten field-tested prompts for reading, writing, code, and figures — each designed so the output is verifiable, plus the discipline rules that keep AI use defensible.

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Research Prompt Library

What's Included

  • 10 prompts across reading/writing/code/figures
  • Each phrased to force checkable output (quotes, lists, tests)
  • The two non-negotiable discipline rules

Overview

Ten field-tested prompts for reading, writing, code, and figures — each designed so the output is verifiable, plus the discipline rules that keep AI use defensible.

Why use it

Good prompts ask for verifiable structure — verbatim quotes, enumerated gaps, runnable tests — so hallucination has nowhere to hide.

How to use it

  1. Keep the file in your notes app; copy prompts as needed.
  2. Replace [bracketed] slots; keep the verification clauses intact.
  3. Add your own prompts only after they’ve survived three real uses.
When NOT to use this Prompts don’t replace reading, judgement, or statistics you don’t understand — they structure assistance, not authorship.

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