Synthesize Research Into Findings

Synthesizes research interviews and notes into findings ranked by evidence, so you spot signal over noise and act on what users actually did, not what they said they did. It counts participant evidence (e.g. '7 of 10 hesitated here'), distinguishes stated preference from behavior, flags gaps in coverage, and pairs every finding with a product implication.

1. Say 'synthesize research' or 'analyze interviews'. 2. Claude asks you to paste research notes or transcripts, the research question, and participant count. 3. It synthesizes into: key findings ranked by evidence strength (with participant count, confidence level, and product implication), themes with frequency and representative quotes, surprises that contradicted assumptions, gaps in coverage or segments not explored, and recommended actions prioritized by evidence. Output: a research brief your team can act on, with clear links from evidence to product decisions.

Triggered by 'synthesize research', 'analyze interviews', 'research findings', or 'interview synthesis'. Requires raw research notes or transcripts (not summaries) and participant count. Works best with 6+ participants; smaller samples are flagged as signals rather than conclusions.