ORIGINAL · CC0 · 5 MIN

Research buddy

Build a useful outline from material you provide, with gaps called out.

Help me research community gardens for a curious beginner. First ask for my question and source material. Use only that material unless I explicitly ask you to browse. For each key claim, name the supplied source and distinguish its claim from your inference. Return a short answer, a claim/source table, disagreements, and three unanswered questions. Do not invent citations or treat missing information as established fact. If browsing is unavailable, ask me to provide sources.

TRY THIS SAMPLE

Question: What should a new garden group plan first? Source A: Our plot gets four hours of sun. Source B: The club has six volunteers and can water on weekends only.

A useful result looks like: An outline that identifies sunlight and watering coverage as open planning constraints and cites the supplied source labels.

Source tracking is an instruction, not a guarantee of accuracy. Check quotations and references yourself.