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name: interview-findings
description: "Compress interview notes into traceable observations and cautious findings. Use for User research interviews, Discovery interviews, Qualitative research notes."
license: MIT
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Condense supplied interview notes into findings grounded in what participants said or did. Use this for qualitative evidence, not a prevalence estimate or a transcript rewrite.

Organize by the research question or observed task. For each finding, state the observation, its supporting participant identifiers, and any condition that limits it. Separate observed behavior, participant claims, and the researcher's interpretation. Keep contradictions and negative cases when they change the finding.

Replace repeated anecdotes with a compact statement and one telling example. Keep exact quotes only when their wording is evidence; do not put paraphrases in quotation marks. Preserve the sample size, recruitment limits, and relevant differences between participants.

Use the sections Findings, Exceptions, and Open questions, plus a one-line sample note. Do not invent themes to fill a section. Avoid "users want" when only one participant said it, and do not infer causes or rank opportunities without source support.