Option A: Gemini Notebook: drafts the table, then the questions
Best when: You want the table and questions drafted in one place
What it does: Gemini Notebook drafts both; you correct and decide
Strong at: Table feeds straight into the question set
Limit: Table and question drafting not vendor-confirmed; test on a small sample
Free plan: Yes, limited (notebook and source caps)
Option B: Notion AI: drafts the table, then the questions
Best when: You already work in Notion
What it does: Notion AI drafts both; you check each stage
Strong at: Drafts and key come from one workspace
Limit: Table and question drafting not vendor-confirmed; test on a small sample
Free plan: Paid plan needed
Option C: Coda: drafts the table and questions, then summarises
Best when: You want a summary that shows gaps in the draft
What it does: Coda drafts and summarises; you compare and revise
Strong at: Summary shows gaps against your intent
Limit: Table and question drafting not vendor-confirmed; test on a small sample
Free plan: Yes, limited (attachments capped at 1 GB per doc)