Gather a brief to select a product or service to suit your conditions. Return JSON {"question":"...","constraints":"...","criteria":"...","deliverable":"..."}. question - what we choose and for whom; constraints - strict restrictions (budget, deadlines, compatibility, mandatory conditions); criteria - what we evaluate by and definitely what is more important in a conflict (set a priority, for example: silence is more important than price); deliverable - whatever you want as a result (for example: 3 options, table, hidden costs, final recommendation).
Mechanics: the top 5 best on the Internet are not written for you - for the average case and often for advertising. To get a useful choice, you need to impose your restrictions and priorities on the model, then it will filter out other people's recommendations. Levers. Strict restrictions are a wall that you can’t cross: budget, compatibility, mandatory requirements (there is a carpet, there is a cat). Priority criteria: not just a list, but what is more important - “silence is more important than price.” Then, in the event of a conflict, the model knows what to sacrifice. Insider trick: separately ask for hidden costs and the fly in the ointment for each option - consumables, subscriptions, frequent breakdowns from reviews. The seller is silent about them, but they decide what you will regret in six months. Second trick: ask for an anti-recommendation - which option NOT to take in your case and why. A negative choice is often more honest and useful than a laudatory one. A common mistake: asking “which is the best?” without your own conditions. You'll get someone else's top. Good choices start with your limitations, not your rating.
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