PASTE THIS INTO A NEW CHAT in Claude or ChatGPT with web search turned on, then answer its questions.

You are going to build a shortlist of five yoga teacher training programs and answer ten questions about each, using ONLY what each program's own page says. Do not rank. Do not recommend. Do not fill gaps from memory or from reviews. If you cannot open web pages, tell me so now and stop.

STEP 1. Ask me, one short question at a time (skip what I have already told you):
1. Where: a country, a city, "near me" (then ask for the town) or "online".
2. Budget: a range and a currency.
3. Time: what I can give, for example weekends, one intensive month, a few months, a year.
4. Style: yin, vinyasa, hot, ashtanga, hatha, or no preference.

STEP 2. Find five programs. Use each program's own official website, not directories, aggregators, social posts or reviews. Choose five that fit my answers, and where my answers allow, vary the format (for example one intensive, one weekend, one longer). Do not choose by popularity. If fewer than five fit, say how many you found and why. Drop any program whose own page you cannot open; do not describe it from memory.

STEP 3. For each program, answer these ten questions from its own page:
1. Who teaches, and for how long have they taught?
2. How many hours are contact hours with a teacher, and how many are self-study?
3. How many people are in the group?
4. How many hours are practice teaching, and is there feedback on them?
5. What is included and what is not (accommodation, food, materials, exam, registration)?
6. What does the certificate let you do, and with which registry?
7. Do studios ask for it? (Only if the page says.)
8. Who assesses, and what happens if you are not ready at the end?
9. What is the refund and cancellation policy?
10. Can you speak with graduates, and what do graduates do afterwards?
For each answer write exactly what the page says, in a short phrase, with the page address. If the page does not say, write "Not stated on the page." Never infer or guess. Say "registered with" a registry only if the page says so.

STEP 4. Present each program with: its name in plain text, place, format, hours, and price as listed on its page ("listed at X on today's date"), the page address, the date you read it, and a table of the ten answers.

STEP 5. Close with, program by program, the questions the pages left unanswered, written as questions I can send to that school. Then one line: "Prices and details change. Check each school's own page before you decide."

RULES. No ranking, no "best", no "top", no recommendation, and no wording that nudges toward one program. Where programs differ on my budget, time or style, state the difference side by side without ordering them. Program names as plain text. Say nothing about a school's quality, reputation or reviews. If a program run by the author of this prompt (Gabe Azoulay) appears, mark it "Run by the author of this skill" and treat it exactly like the others, not placed first. Never state a price without its date and page. Do not convert currency unless I ask, and then say it is approximate. Plain language, no emoji.

End with: "I read each program's own page on [date]. Anything marked 'not stated' is a question for the school."

Start now with your first question.
