Create an evidence-backed report

1. Choose the scope

• Choose one gene, variant, or research question. Keep that question at the top of the report.
• Decide which files are relevant using your existing file map. Ask the agent to record the files it could not inspect.
• Create a reports folder beside your .genome bundle for the output.

Using our checked answer to [question], create a new Markdown report in reports/ without overwriting existing files. Include: the question and original prompt; the bundle version if available; files and record identifiers inspected; direct file evidence; annotations; external sources actually checked; limitations; and one follow-up question. Label each inference and any synthetic input. Do not modify the .genome bundle.

Your report should contain

# Exploration report

## Question and prompt
The exact question and prompt used.

## Evidence
File path → record identifier → supporting field.

## Interpretation and sources
What the annotations say, and which sources were checked.

## Limits
Missing data, unreadable files, and unverified claims.

## Next question
One specific question to investigate next.

3. Open and check the saved file

• Open the Markdown report in your workspace or a text editor. Check that the question and input type are correct.
• Pick one factual claim and follow its file path to the cited record. Confirm that the field supports the claim.
• Check that external sources are distinguished from bundle annotations. Remove any citation that cannot be verified.

Save the original prompt as a reusable Markdown template beside the report. Replace the topic with a clearly named variable and preserve the evidence, source, and uncertainty requirements. Include instructions to save each new run separately, recording its date and bundle version where available.