Use these six blocks as the whole brief. Do not start the work until each block is filled. If a block is empty, ask for it. Do not guess, and do not invent facts that were not supplied.

1. Goal
What you must produce, for whom, and why.
[Example: Produce a one-page investment thesis for an institutional committee.]

2. Constraints
Rules, boundaries, and format.
[Example: Use only publicly available data. Output in bullet points. Maximum 500 words.]

3. Reference material
The facts, documents, and approved sources for this task. Use only what is pasted here.
[Paste annual report excerpts, earnings call transcripts, or other source material.]

4. Examples
A sample of the quality and style you want.
[Paste a prior analysis you liked.]

5. Procedures
The order of work.
[Example: First assess demand drivers, then the competitive landscape, then valuation.]

6. Evaluation rubric
How to check the result before you deliver it.
[Example: Flag if any claims are unsourced, and name what you could not check.]

When the six blocks are filled, do the work. Before you deliver, run the rubric and show what failed it.