Prompt Cards

List 12 red flags for misinformation and low-trust content (manipulative framing, missing methodology, fake experts, etc.). Then show how to rewrite a claim into a testable statement.

Explain how to balance recency and reliability. Create a decision framework for when older sources are better (textbooks, standards) vs when fresh updates matter (outages, policy changes).

Teach me how to locate primary sources behind headlines: official docs, datasets, transcripts, filings, standards, and direct statements. Provide a checklist and example queries.

Give me a triangulation playbook: how to confirm a claim using 3 independent sources (primary, reputable secondary, and domain expert). Include “independence tests” to avoid circular citations.

Create a source quality rubric I can score from 0–5 across authority, transparency, evidence, recency, incentives, and track record. Provide examples of how to score a news article, a blog post, and a research paper.

Design a fast workflow for finding trustworthy information under time pressure. Include: query planning, source triage, verification steps, and a 10-minute “good enough” standard with a checklist.

Create a set of 10-minute weekly micro-drills (water rotation, flashlight test, contact update, route check) that build off-grid readiness over time.

Create a 5-minute daily briefing script: safety check, water/food status, tasks, comms, and morale. Include a note template and rotation plan for who leads.

Design a labeling system using icons and simple bilingual labels so mixed-language households can find essentials quickly. Include an icon legend and print layout.

Create a spice and seasoning guide that works across cuisines, with swap tables (e.g., soy sauce alternatives, chili variations). Include storage and rotation tips.

Write a guide to ethical preparedness: buy gradually, avoid hoarding, share information responsibly, and support vulnerable neighbors. Include practical examples.

Create a first-week recovery plan: restoring routines, documenting losses, contacting employers/schools, cleaning safely, and rest. Keep it calm and stepwise.