Compare an author’s ideas across essays
Bring together related passages for a reader to examine across multiple sources.
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Organize Paul Graham’s published essays as a reference collection, then use relevant passages to prepare answers to readers’ questions. Show which essays support each response so people can check the source, understand its context, and spot conclusions that need more evidence.
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“Answer a question using relevant essay passages and provide source references so a reader can verify the response.”
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Helps readers find and compare ideas across a collection of essays and see the material behind an answer.
A response can misread an author’s point or cite a passage that does not fully support its conclusion. Keep answers grounded in the original essays, make gaps and uncertainty clear, and ask readers to verify important interpretations at the cited source.
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Use the intended published essay collection and keep each entry connected to its original source.
Prepare manageable sections that retain enough surrounding context to support later review.
Identify what the reader is asking and whether the selected essays contain relevant material.
Summarize relevant passages, link them to the original essays, and distinguish direct evidence from interpretation.
Check that the cited material supports the response and that the reader can open the original source.
Use the intended published essay collection and keep each entry connected to its original source.
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Confirm which essays are included and preserve their titles and original locations.
Decide how answers should cite passages, handle uncertainty, and distinguish an interpretation from a source statement.
Limit access to the intended readers and keep questions or conversation history appropriately private.
Check that useful answers show their sources and that unsupported questions are identified rather than guessed at.
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