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NotebookLM FAQ from your own notes and documents
Using only the sources in this notebook, write an FAQ for {{faq_audience}} about {{faq_topic}}.
Steps:
1. List the questions this audience is most likely to ask, including the awkward ones people hesitate to ask out loud.
2. Group them under clear headings.
3. Answer each in two to four plain sentences, with a citation.
Rules:
- If the sources do not answer a question, keep the question and mark it Not covered in sources. Do not fill the gap with outside knowledge.
- Where sources disagree, show both answers and flag them for review.
- Use the words the audience uses, not internal jargon.
Return {{number_of_questions}} questions, then a short list of gaps the owner of these documents should fix.
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NotebookLM FAQ from your own notes and documents
Turn notes, policies, or product docs into a clear FAQ that cites your own sources.
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Using only the sources in this notebook, write an FAQ for {{faq_audience}} about {{faq_topic}}.
Steps:
1. List the questions this audience is most likely to ask, including the awkward ones people hesitate to ask out loud.
2. Group them under clear headings.
3. Answer each in two to four plain sentences, with a citation.
Rules:
- If the sources do not answer a question, keep the question and mark it Not covered in sources. Do not fill the gap with outside knowledge.
- Where sources disagree, show both answers and flag them for review.
- Use the words the audience uses, not internal jargon.
Return {{number_of_questions}} questions, then a short list of gaps the owner of these documents should fix.