Turn 5 Articles into a Research Briefing Doc
Paste your sources — links, PDFs, copied text. Get a structured briefing doc with key insights, tensions, and implications.
Reading five articles and synthesising them into a coherent brief used to take two hours. The scanning, the note-taking, the "what does this mean for us" thinking. Claude can do the synthesis in minutes — you spend your time on the thinking that only you can do.
Define your research question
Before you paste anything, tell Claude what you're trying to answer. A focused research question produces a much sharper brief than "summarise these links."
Paste your sources
Paste article text, copy URLs for Claude to reference, or describe articles you've read. Don't worry about formatting — Claude will extract what matters.
Extract key insights per source
Claude reads each source and extracts the most relevant findings for your research question — removing noise, keeping signal.
Synthesise across sources
Individual insights are useful; what's more useful is what they mean together. Ask Claude to synthesise — find the consensus, the tensions, and the implications.
Format as a briefing doc
Package everything into a clean document ready to share with leadership.
Share what you built
Let your network know. Pre-filled post — edit before posting.
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