ابنِ شجرة عائلتك كاملة بالذكاء الاصطناعي: 4 برومبتات

I want to build my full family tree. Interview me one section at a time. Ask me everything you need to know: my full name, where my family is from, and every relative I can remember on both sides.

Ask for names, approximate birth years, birth places, and how each person is related. Go one branch at a time so I do not get overwhelmed, and keep track of what I have already told you.

When we are done, lay it all out as a clean, organized starting tree.

Based on my last name and where my family came from, tell me the origins of my family line.

Cover:
- The meaning and language roots of the surname
- The region or regions it is most common in
- How far back the name can typically be traced
- Any historical events that moved families with this name (migrations, wars, name changes)
- Whether the name was likely changed or shortened when my family immigrated

Be clear about what is well documented versus what is a general pattern for names like mine.

- What did people with this name typically do for work in that region and era?
- What would the surname have looked like in the original language or alphabet?
- If I wanted to trace this name back another generation, what specific records should I look for and where are they kept?

Using everything I have told you, search the open web and free public records to find people, documents, and family connections I do not already have.

Search these kinds of sources:
- Free genealogy sites (FamilySearch, WikiTree)
- Obituaries and funeral home notices
- Historical census and immigration records that are publicly viewable
- Old newspaper archives
- Cemetery and grave databases (Find a Grave)

For every lead you find, give me:
- The name and how they might connect to my tree
- The source, with a link so I can verify it
- Your confidence: is this likely my family, or just a name match worth checking?

Do not invent people, records, or links. If you cannot confirm something, say so and mark it as a lead to investigate, not a fact.

Now build me the full visual family tree using everyone we have confirmed, plus a separate section for the unconfirmed leads.

Lay it out clearly by generation, showing how each person connects. Use my parents and grandparents as anchor points.

Then give me a version I can reuse: export it as a diagram I can view, and also give me the raw structure so I can import it into a family tree app later.

Give me this tree as a GEDCOM file so I can import it into FamilySearch or another app. Also give me a clean printable version organized by generation.

I am stuck on [name], born around [year] in [place]. Walk me through exactly what records might exist for this person, which archive or website holds each one, and the precise search terms and spelling variations I should try.

Draft a short, warm message to a possible relative I found. I am [name], I think we connect through [shared ancestor / surname]. Keep it friendly and low-pressure, introduce myself, and ask one simple question to see if we match. No walls of text.