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Handle attachments and sources
Distinguish available material from documents you merely name. Each source must be identifiable and checkable.
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A file name is not an attachment
Writing <file>report.pdf</file> does not upload a document. Use the tool’s attachment feature, an accessible link through an authorised integration, or paste a relevant excerpt. First ask which sources can actually be read. Even uploaded files may contain scanned pages or poorly extracted tables.
Identify excerpts
Paste fictional information inside document blocks with IDs and names. IDs make output references checkable. Include dates when relevant and preserve an excerpt location.
What to check as you practise
- Do claims carry source IDs?
- Is the discrepancy explicit?
- Is a file name kept distinct from content read?
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