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Files, phones and source preparation
Explore files, phones and source preparation: practical document packs, source checks, fictional examples and controlled AI access.
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Why was my file refused? Scans, images, encrypted ZIPs and size limits explained
Use your AI to choose a supported text-bearing version of a refused document.
Name files and headings so a literal search finds them
Use your AI to suggest file names and headings that include the source's full terms and abbreviations.
Write a one-page index file: the first thing a reviewer's AI should read
Use your AI to draft a first-read index with file versions, dates, purposes and missing evidence.
What fits in 10 MB and 50 files: budgeting a pack
Use your AI to select the relevant documents within the displayed file-count and byte limits.
iPhone: turn a saved document into an AI-ready pack
Use your AI to save the authorised WhatsApp attachment to Files and check it before uploading.
Android: save a document from WhatsApp or email and add it to a pack
Use your AI to choose the intended attachment version from Android Downloads.
Write a data dictionary before an AI reads your CSV
Use your AI to explain CSV fields, units, cut-offs and missing-value meanings.
From Dropbox, Google Drive or OneDrive to a scoped pack (no integration, by design)
Use your AI to select an authorised cloud-drive export for a scoped AI review.
Exporting a Notion or wiki page to a text pack
Use your AI to review a wiki export and identify linked context that was not included.
Examples use invented documents and figures. Your files, access permissions and choice of AI remain yours.
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