THE RESEARCH-WITH-SOURCES PROMPT

Research [topic]. Put a source link under every single fact, and only use pages I can open. If you can't find a source for something, write 'no source found'. Don't guess and don't invent a link.

1. Replace [topic] with your question. For a comparison, name the products and the criteria you care about.
2. Start with the claims you will actually use, especially numbers, dates and anything that sounds surprising.
3. Open each source and find the sentence, table or data that supports the claim. Use Ctrl+F or Cmd+F to find a name or number.
4. If the page does not support the claim, set the claim aside. If the link will not open, treat it as "no source found".
5. Links do not guarantee a correct answer. Check the wording, publication date and context before relying on the result.

This page doesn't say [fact]. Find a page that does and link it, or write 'no source found'.