Research any topic into a decision-ready report
Minda reads 8 to 12 sources on any topic and writes a decision-ready report you can check, saved as a Word document. It is a ready-made task for the SI agent in Minda Super Intelligence. It runs when you start it. It works with Google Docs.
In Minda: Tasks → New → Browse tasks → Research any topic into a decision-ready report. Minda Super Intelligence for Windows is coming soon.
- Research
- The web
- Google Docs
- Search widely, then read the best 8-12 sources…
- Write a report
- If the question is too broad, ask me one…
- Save it as a Word document named [file name]
What you get
Reads the sources in full It searches widely, then reads the best 8 to 12 sources in full, starting with official sites and primary data.
Answer first The report opens with a 5-line answer, then key findings, options with pros, cons and costs, and the risks.
Every claim has a link Each claim gets a source link, and anything that rests on a single source is marked.
Shows when sources disagree If sources disagree, it shows both sides and says which is stronger and why, and it never invents numbers.
Why use this?
Minda searches widely, reads the best sources in full and writes the report for the person who has to decide. It ends with a recommendation and how confident it is, and you get a Word document you can check against its links.
What it does
- When
- When you start it
- Works with
- The web, Google Docs
- For
- Everyone, Founders, Analysts
- You fill in
- [topic or question], [who it's for and the decision they face], [time window], [file name]
How it works
- WhenWhen you start itSave it as a workflow to run it daily at 9am instead
- Each runMinda does the taskResearch [topic or question] for [who it's for and the decision they face].
- ThenTasks shows what it didOpen it there to read the result and ask for changes
Search widely, then read the best 8-12 sources in full: official sites, primary data and recent reporting from [time window] first, then expert analysis
Write a report: a 5-line answer up top, then key findings, the options with pros, cons and costs, risks, and what would change the answer
If the question is too broad, ask me one question to narrow it before you start
Save it as a Word document named [file name]
Finish with your recommendation and how confident you are
Rules it keeps
The agent follows these on every run.
Every claim gets a source link
Mark anything that rests on a single source
If sources disagree, show both sides and say which is stronger and why
Never invent numbers
The full prompt
This is what the SI agent is asked to do. The parts in brackets are what you fill in.
Research [topic or question] for [who it's for and the decision they face]. Search widely, then read the best 8-12 sources in full: official sites, primary data and recent reporting from [time window, e.g. the last 12 months] first, then expert analysis. Write a report: a 5-line answer up top, then key findings, the options with pros, cons and costs, risks, and what would change the answer. Rules: every claim gets a source link; mark anything that rests on a single source; if sources disagree, show both sides and say which is stronger and why; never invent numbers. If the question is too broad, ask me one question to narrow it before you start. Save it as a Word document named [file name]. Finish with your recommendation and how confident you are.
Who is it for?
Founders making a call You have a decision to make and need the options, risks and costs laid out with sources.
Analysts who need sources You want a report where every claim has a link and single-source claims are marked.
Teams weighing a decision You have a question with a real decision behind it and no time to read all the sources.
Frequently asked questions
What do I fill in?
The topic or question, who it is for and the decision they face, the time window for recent reporting, and the file name for the Word document.
What if my question is too broad?
It asks you one question to narrow it before it starts.
How does it treat sources that disagree?
It shows both sides and says which one is stronger and why. Anything that rests on a single source is marked.
What does the report end with?
A recommendation and how confident it is in it. The report also says what would change the answer.
Where does the report end up?
It is saved as a Word document with the file name you give, ready for you to check against its links.
Run this task in the Minda app
In Minda: Tasks → New → Browse tasks → Research any topic into a decision-ready report. Minda Super Intelligence for Windows is coming soon.
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