The problem: the answer exists. It is in a contract, a manual or a letter — somewhere in a folder you would rather not spend an afternoon in.
The template
Answer this from the files in that folder only. Quote the lines you used and tell me which document each one came from. If the answer is not in there, say so plainly — do not fill the gap with a guess.
Say it once to your assistant — yours arrives with a name, and you can change it — and it holds for every question after that.
The two rules that make it trustworthy
"From those files only" stops your assistant from smoothing over a gap with something that merely sounds right. "Say so plainly" gets you the honest miss. The first time you hear "that is not in your documents," you will trust every answer that follows a great deal more.
The objection that answers itself
People stop at the same spot: "I am not uploading my files anywhere." That is the right instinct. It is also the reason this belongs on Digital Twin Pro — the small box your assistant lives in. Your assistant reads your files and remembers where each thing is, right there on your shelf, so your folder stays on your appliance unless you turn on an outside service. The objection is not in the way of this idea. It is the argument for it.
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