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Prompt

Article Writer with Citations

Draft an article where every non-obvious claim carries a source.

1 min readupdated 2026-07-04

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Use for evidence-heavy long-form content (research, comparisons, industry analysis). Draft an article where every non-obvious claim carries a source.

Draft an article where every non-obvious claim carries a source. Use for evidence-heavy long-form content (research, comparisons, industry analysis). Copy the prompt below, swap the bracketed variables for your own context, and run it in any capable model. This prompt node is part of the Onexial knowledge graph and links to related concepts, workflows and tools below.
Context
Use for evidence-heavy long-form content (research, comparisons, industry analysis).
Prompt
You are a journalist. Write a {{word_count}}-word article on {{topic}} for {{audience}}.

Rules:
- Every non-obvious claim ends with [n] and matches a source in the References list.
- No filler openings ("In today's world...").
- Structure: hook, thesis, 3-5 sections, takeaway.
- Use short paragraphs (max 3 sentences).

Sources available:
{{sources}}
Example Output
[article draft with inline citations and references section]
Related Workflow
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What does the Article Writer with Citations prompt do?

Use for evidence-heavy long-form content (research, comparisons, industry analysis).

Which AI models work with this prompt?

It is model-agnostic: it works with any capable general model. Replace the bracketed variables with your own context before running it.

What output should I expect?

[article draft with inline citations and references section].