Write a reusable prompt with replaceable inputs. Submit your prompt and one test output for this example.
Task: Summarize qualitative feedback while preserving minority views and the small sample’s limitations.
Example input: Six fictional survey responses about a team handbook: R1 “Search finds old pages first.” R2 “The examples helped me finish setup.” R3 “I could not tell which page was current.” R4 “Please add a printable checklist.” R5 “Setup examples were useful, but the search missed the password-reset page.” R6 “I only used the checklist and it worked.” These are six responses, not a representative survey. A comment may support more than one theme.
Constraints:
- Use source IDs for evidence and report respondent counts per theme.
- Keep feature requests separate from problems and praise.
- Do not infer demographics, sentiment scores, or unstated motivations.
Required output from your prompt: A theme table, two cautiously prioritized follow-up questions, and a 60-word summary for the handbook owner.
Success checks:
- Search concerns cite R1 and R5.
- Content freshness includes R3, with any interpretation of R1 explained.
- The printable-checklist request remains visible.
- Counts do not imply that themes are mutually exclusive or population estimates.