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To create an evidence packet, gather relevant materials and group them into structured outputs that distinctly label sourced facts versus inferences. This process packages the information for analyst-ready downstream work.

Fact vs inference separation in evidence synthesis is the practice of clearly labeling what is directly supported by sources versus what is an analytical inference. This distinction prevents downstream work from pretending certainty where gaps exist.

Identify coverage gaps and signal confidence in a research dossier by flagging missing, stale, or low-confidence information. This ensures the dossier explicitly highlights unresolved gaps for accurate downstream analysis.

Yes, you can use this approach for market mapping and source consolidation. It gathers and organizes sourced information into evidence packets suitable for dossiers, ensuring correct evidence handling and explicit gap detection.

Evidence gathering prioritizes active project context and provided materials first, using web research as needed. This ensures correct evidence handling by building on existing information before seeking external sources.