Last-30-Days Research Skill: Force Claude to Stay Current

I need a last-30-days research brief on: [topic] Rules for this response:
1. Only include information you can attribute to approximately the last 30 days. If something is older, say so explicitly.
2. Clearly separate: "I'm confident this is recent" / "This is likely still current but I can't verify" / "This is from my training data and may be outdated."
3. For anything in the "may be outdated" category, tell me specifically what I should look up to verify.
4. Structure your output as: - What changed in the last 30 days (or likely did) - What stayed the same - What I should go verify myself - The one thing that matters most from this period Do not fill gaps with generic background. If you don't know something recent, say so and tell me where to find it. Topic: [your topic]

Research brief: What has [competitor name] done in the last 30 days? I want:
- Any product releases, pricing changes, or feature updates
- Any public communications (blog posts, announcements, press)
- Any leadership or team changes you're aware of
- Any customer sentiment shifts based on public signals For each item, tell me: is this from recent knowledge you're confident in, or an inference from older patterns? If you don't have recent data on any category, say: "I have no recent signal here, check [specific source] directly." Do not speculate and present it as fact. Flag everything uncertain.