CIA-style signals collection brief before forming conclusions
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Run a full signals collection brief on [competitor / market / geopolitical situation]. Pull from every available public source simultaneously: news from the last 90 days, regulatory filings, job postings, executive statements, patent applications, partnership announcements, customer reviews, social media activity, and any academic or industry research mentioning them. Do not analyze yet. Present everything organized by source type. Flag anything that appeared in only one source single-source intelligence is always treated with higher skepticism in CIA methodology.
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