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Write an evidence-backed final research report from sources and the evidence matrix.

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Write a final report that is useful and traceable.

Inputs:

Research contract.
sources.jsonl.
evidence-matrix.jsonl.
conflicts-and-limitations.md.
Gate findings, if any.

Procedure:

Confirm readiness
- Required artifacts exist.
- Evidence matrix covers each subquestion.
- Major claims have source IDs.
- Known conflicts are documented.
Structure the report
- Executive answer.
- Scope and method.
- Findings by subquestion.
- Comparative table when useful.
- Engineering/product/research implications when relevant.
- Limitations and open questions.
- Source list.
- Before writing the full file, decide the section outline and source IDs for each section. Keep this planning short; the deliverable is the file, not an extended drafting conversation.
Citation style
- Cite source IDs inline, for example [S003].
- Do not cite search result snippets.
- Do not cite inaccessible sources for claims.
Claim discipline
- Use strong language only for high-confidence evidence.
- Use caveats for medium/low-confidence evidence.
- Avoid claims not represented in evidence matrix.

Output template:

# Final Research Report

## Executive Answer
...

## Scope and Method
- Research question:
- Search/fetch tools:
- Source classes:

## Findings
### 1. Subquestion
- Finding: ... [S001, S004]
- Confidence:
- Caveats:

## Comparison / Synthesis
...

## Engineering or Decision Implications
...

## Conflicts and Limitations
...

## Sources
- [S001] Title, authors/org, date, URL/arXiv ID.

## Evidence Index
| Evidence ID | Claim / finding | Source IDs | Confidence |
|-------------|-----------------|------------|------------|
| E001 | ... | S001, S004 | high |

Completion criteria:

A reader can trace key claims to source IDs and evidence IDs from inside final-report.md.
The report includes both a source index and an evidence index; do not rely on separate JSONL files alone for traceability.
The report states what is known, uncertain, and not covered.
The final answer can point to this file without additional explanation.

Long-report execution rule:

Prefer one complete write_file call for final-report.md.
If the report is too large to draft confidently in one pass, write a concise but complete version first, then perform one improvement pass. Do not repeatedly ask Team Leader for retry unless a concrete artifact or evidence gap exists.
Do not spend a long hidden planning phase before any visible output. Emit a short progress statement, then write the file.