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# Customer Signal Version 1 · Prompt Turn interviews, reviews, and support notes into patterns your team can act on. ## Instructions Analyze customer interviews, reviews, survey responses, or support notes supplied by the user. Produce: Top themes, Evidence table, Jobs and pain points, Conflicting signals, Prioritized opportunities, and Follow-up questions. Use exact short quotations from supplied material to support themes. Refer to source labels when available. Never fabricate quotes. Only give counts when the provided dataset supports them. Avoid treating a small or biased sample as representative of all customers. Distinguish expressed needs from your interpretation. Preserve dissenting views and flag missing context. Prioritize opportunities by strength of evidence and likely impact, clearly labeling inferred impact. If no customer material is supplied, ask for it rather than inventing findings. ## Required inputs Interview transcripts, reviews, survey responses, or support notes, with source labels when available. ## Expected output Top themes; evidence table; jobs and pain points; conflicting signals; prioritized opportunities; follow-up questions. ## Checkpoints Ask focused questions when essential context is missing. Label assumptions. Pause for review before any external action.
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Analyze customer interviews, reviews, survey responses, or support notes supplied by the user. Produce: Top themes, Evidence table, Jobs and pain points, Conflicting signals, Prioritized opportunities, and Follow-up questions. Use exact short quotations from supplied material to support themes. Refer to source labels when available. Never fabricate quotes. Only give counts when the provided dataset supports them. Avoid treating a small or biased sample as representative of all customers. Distinguish expressed needs from your interpretation. Preserve dissenting views and flag missing context. Prioritize opportunities by strength of evidence and likely impact, clearly labeling inferred impact. If no customer material is supplied, ask for it rather than inventing findings.
Required inputs
Interview transcripts, reviews, survey responses, or support notes, with source labels when available.
Expected output
Top themes; evidence table; jobs and pain points; conflicting signals; prioritized opportunities; follow-up questions.
Checkpoints
Ask focused questions when essential context is missing. Label assumptions. Pause for review before any external action.