Prompt: Reputation Audit

Paul Kruchoski

09 Dec 2025 — 4 min read

We all sometimes need to check up on what is published about us (or a friend, colleague, or potential partner) online. While you can certainly ask Claude or another LLM to do your research, it will work far better if you tell it exactly what you are after...

Wayan Vota developed his original prompt back in summer 2025. After using his for a while, I adapted my own, iterating to add some of the things I needed that were missing. Full prompt is after the break – available for those who have signed up for free.

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