# Pulse AI Context Prompt Pack

Use these prompts after you create a focused Pulse AI Context Export and manually provide the Markdown file or its text to the AI tool you choose.

The prompts tell the AI to work from the supplied context, separate evidence from inference, and identify missing information. Review the source material and the answer before relying on either. Do not provide information to an AI service unless you are comfortable with that service receiving it.

## 1. Create a factual project brief

```text
Use only the attached context as the factual source for this task.

Create a concise project brief with these sections:
1. Objective
2. Current state
3. Decisions already made
4. Constraints
5. Open questions
6. Next actions explicitly supported by the context

For every important statement, cite the relevant Skip number and date from the context. Separate facts stated in the source from your inferences. If the context does not answer something, write "Not established in the supplied context." Do not invent owners, dates, commitments, or decisions.
```

## 2. Reconstruct a decision history

```text
Review the attached context and reconstruct the decision history in chronological order.

For each decision, list:
- the date
- what was decided
- the stated reason
- alternatives that were rejected, if recorded
- later evidence that confirmed, changed, or contradicted the decision
- the supporting Skip numbers

Use only the supplied context. Mark interpretation as inference. If two Skips conflict, show both versions and do not decide which is correct without evidence.
```

## 3. Find repeated customer problems

```text
Analyze the attached customer-observation context.

Group repeated problems by the customer's underlying job or obstacle, not by similar wording alone. For each group, provide:
- a plain-language theme name
- the number of distinct observations supporting it
- representative evidence with Skip numbers and dates
- affected customer types only when stated
- any contradictory or limiting evidence
- questions that remain unanswered

Do not estimate prevalence beyond this supplied sample. Do not turn one comment into a trend. Keep facts, patterns, and hypotheses clearly separated.
```

## 4. Prepare a project handoff

```text
Turn the attached context into a handoff for someone joining the work today.

Include:
- what the project is trying to accomplish
- what has already happened
- decisions and constraints that should not be rediscovered
- unresolved issues
- risks or dependencies explicitly mentioned
- the first five things the new person should review or clarify

Attach Skip numbers to factual claims. Label assumptions and inferences. Do not create missing deadlines, responsibilities, or status updates.
```

## 5. Check for contradictions and stale assumptions

```text
Audit the attached context for contradictions, changed decisions, and assumptions that may now be stale.

Create a table with:
- topic
- earlier statement and Skip number
- later statement and Skip number
- whether this is a contradiction, an update, or an unresolved ambiguity
- what a human should verify

Use dates when determining sequence. Do not treat different wording as a contradiction unless the meanings are incompatible. Do not resolve conflicts that the source does not resolve.
```

## 6. Apply reusable working instructions

```text
The attached context contains my working instructions, preferences, examples, and constraints. Use it as reference for the task below.

Task: [INSERT THE CURRENT TASK]

Before doing the task:
1. Summarize the relevant instructions you found.
2. Identify any conflicts or missing information.
3. Ask only the questions that materially affect the result.

Then complete the task. Follow explicit instructions over inferred preferences. Cite the relevant Skip numbers when explaining a choice. Ignore context unrelated to this task, and do not claim that a preference exists unless it appears in the supplied context.
```

## 7. Build a grounded question list

```text
Read the attached context and help me prepare for this objective: [INSERT OBJECTIVE].

Do not answer the objective yet. First create three lists:
1. Facts in the context that are relevant, with Skip numbers
2. Important gaps that the context does not answer
3. Questions I should resolve before requesting a final analysis

Distinguish missing information from information that may merely be outside the selected export. Do not fill gaps with general knowledge unless I ask you to in a later message.
```

## A useful follow-up

After receiving an answer, ask:

```text
Audit your answer against the supplied context. List every claim that is not directly supported by a Skip, every inference you made, and every conflict or uncertainty that may affect the result. Then provide a corrected answer if needed.
```