Start with a question, scope, and evidence standard. MiniMax Code helps organize sources into a research brief that separates supported findings, conflicting accounts, and open questions.
Choose a sample or describe your research workflow, then continue in MiniMax Code.
Sample prompts
Each example starts from verifiable material and a clear brief. Choose a prompt, then adapt it to your own requirements.
A thematic synthesis of supplied papers with methods, findings, limitations, and disagreements kept visible.
Build an answer whose sources and limitations are as clear as its conclusions.
Question Design
Clarify the decision, evidence standard, dates, geography, exclusions, and deliverable before collecting material. Specify whether you need a quick landscape, literature review, or decision brief so source selection matches the depth of the task. When comparing many companies, products, or papers, split the work into consistently scoped items and agree on the same evidence fields before synthesis.
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Source Discipline
Record source title, author, date, URL, method, and relevant passage so reviewers can verify each claim. Prefer original publications where available and check whether a cited passage actually supports the claim, not just the topic.
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Synthesis Review
Separate fact, interpretation, and open questions instead of flattening conflicting evidence into one answer. Keep an evidence table with opposing findings and explain which additional source or test would resolve the disagreement.
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A workflow comparison, not a performance benchmark. Important facts and final results still need human review.
Start with a focused brief, create a reviewable draft, and validate the result before delivery.
Define scope, audience, evidence criteria, time range, and the decision the research should support.
Provide or gather permitted sources, record metadata, and evaluate authority, freshness, relevance, and limitations.
Build a structured evidence table, compare claims, and identify agreements, conflicts, and gaps.
Draft the brief, attach citations, disclose uncertainty, and verify each material claim before delivery.
What to prepare, where the work happens, and what still needs review.