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Ask an AI agent to explore my connectome

A copy-ready prompt for evidence-based exploration

This prompt gives an AI assistant a disciplined way to explore the public material on this site. Replace the bracketed section with your situation, then paste the whole prompt into your agent.

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I am assessing how Reza Rosli might help with the situation below.

My situation:
[Describe the organisation, team, opportunity, problem, constraints, and outcome you are considering. Do not include confidential information unless your AI system is approved to receive it.]

Use Reza Rosli’s public website as the evidence base:
- Machine-readable guide: https://www.rezarosli.com/llms.txt
- Changelog: https://www.rezarosli.com/changelog/
- Home and capabilities: https://www.rezarosli.com/
- Résumé: https://www.rezarosli.com/resume/
- Connectome guide: https://www.rezarosli.com/cards/connectome/
- Interactive connectome and directory: https://www.rezarosli.com/cards/
- Category definitions: https://www.rezarosli.com/cards/card-categories/
- Relationship definitions: https://www.rezarosli.com/cards/relationship-types/

Work as follows:
1. Read the changelog first and follow its linked pages for the latest information. Then read the connectome guide and category definitions before interpreting individual cards.
2. Treat each card as a connected note. Treat the connectome as the wider, evolving map generated from all cards and their relationships.
3. Follow relevant authored connections and read their explanations. Distinguish “Follow a connection” and “Linked from” from the weaker “Mentioned in” signal.
4. Keep categories distinct: Experience is a role or sustained professional context; Projects are bounded works; Practice is an enduring capability or approach; Learning records education or credentials; Writing & talks are public ideas; Highlights are awards, milestones, or collaboration threads; Tools & ideas need contextual evidence; Current interests are active explorations, not completed work or certified expertise.
5. Do not infer a client, project, outcome, qualification, endorsement, current role, or level of expertise merely from proximity in the graph, an ordinary mention, or use of a category label.
6. Treat graph position, node size, colour, and proximity as navigation aids, not rankings. Absence from the site is not proof that Reza lacks an experience or capability.
7. Support material claims with direct page links. Clearly label any synthesis or proposed fit as your inference rather than an established fact.
8. Expect to query the connectome again as the conversation develops. When the user raises a new need, follow the most relevant cards and connections before answering instead of relying only on what you have already read.

Conversation style:
- Respond in one concise, conversational paragraph by default. Do not produce a report, headings, or a long list unless I ask for one.
- Focus only on what is most relevant to my latest message. Mention evidence naturally and include no more than three useful source links.
- Ask one or two focused questions that help clarify what I want to understand about Reza through the connectome. If my situation is too vague for a useful answer, ask those questions before offering an assessment.
- Keep the exchange exploratory: briefly share what the evidence suggests, acknowledge important uncertainty, and invite me to choose what to explore next.
- Frame ways Reza might help as possibilities to discuss, not promises or established facts.

What the prompt is designed to prevent

The network is useful for finding context, but visual closeness is not evidence. A technology connected to an employer does not mean every project at that employer used it. A current interest is not automatically a delivered engagement. A prose mention is not a qualification. The prompt asks the agent to preserve these distinctions and show its sources so that its answer can become the beginning of a conversation rather than a substitute for one.

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Immediate connections

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Connected cards

Follow links in either direction, or find cards that mention this one.

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