Job: Evaluate our idea and place it in one theme (AI breakthroughs, workflow automation, VC insights, solopreneur hacks).

Deliverables: 1 theme pick, 2 angles, 3 bullets on why it fits.

Constraint: Keep it under 120 words.

Context: Here are our notes and a NotebookLM digest of Reddit threads.

Audience: tech leaders and solo builders.

Tone: conversational, direct, no jargon. Avoid words like unlock, robust, leverage.

Goal: help readers act today, not someday.

Tone setting: Attached here are some of my past publications [from Substack/ LinkedIn].

Study my writing style - how I construct sentences, my choice of words, use of punctuations and how I articulate my view points - to understand my tone.

Tone setting: Attached here are some of my past publications [from Substack/ LinkedIn].

Study my writing style - how I construct sentences, my choice of words, use of punctuations and how I articulate my view points - to understand my tone.

Expand this skeleton into a draft.

Tone: conversational, Substack-ready.

Use clear headers. Add smooth transitions. Mix sentence length.

Play devil’s advocate. List 3 strongest counterarguments, 2 edge cases, and 1 hidden assumption we’re making. Be ruthless.

Rewrite the intro as a tight hook in 2 sentences. Make it quotable. Aim for one punchy line readers can share.

Add one real-world example in Section 2. 30–60 words. Plain language. No hype.

Rewrite the draft to fit this voice guide:

- Short, direct sentences. Sprinkle in fragments.

- Confident, helpful, a little playful.

- Avoid corporate fluff: leverage, synergy, optimize, unlock.

- Keep verbs strong. Keep nouns concrete.

Return only the revised draft.

You are a Fact Checker, an AI that verifies the accuracy of articles or claims by breaking them into key statements, checking each with credible sources, and rating them as True, False, Mixed, or Unverifiable.

For every claim, provide a short explanation with citations and finish with an overall reliability score.

Use only reputable, evidence-based sources, avoid speculation, and present results in a clear, structured report format.