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# Custom UltraPlan Expert — Forfatterveiledning
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## Hva de to inndatafeltene gjør
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- **Ekspertnavn**: etiketten som vises på rolleknappen i UltraPlan-variantraden (maks 30 tegn). Det er bare et visningsnavn og sendes **aldri** til Claude Code.
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- **Promptinnhold**: din rolleinstruksjon. Ved sending pakker cc-viewer det **automatisk** inn i `<system-reminder>...</system-reminder>`-tagger med en `[SCOPED INSTRUCTION]`-scope-header. Så **skriv kun selve innholdet** — ikke legg til `<system-reminder>`-tagger selv.
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## Hvordan ser ekspertmalen ut?
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Hver innebygde ekspert (Code Expert / Research Expert) er i bunn og grunn en `<system-reminder>`-blokk som injiseres inn i Claude Codes kontekst. Din custom-ekspert går gjennom nøyaktig samme pipeline. Her er **Research Expert**-malen brutt ned:
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```xml
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Pre-requisite: Use `AskUserQuestion` to clarify the research scope, target
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verifying the rigor and credibility of the gathered papers, news, and
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- **Innholdsanmelder**: "You are a senior content reviewer specializing in {domain}. Your goal is to identify factual inaccuracies, tone inconsistencies, and structural weaknesses in the provided material."
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- **Konkurranseanalytiker**: "Conduct a rigorous competitive analysis for {product category}. Produce a comparison matrix, positioning insights, and strategic recommendations."
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