FIVE-NICHE MODE — paste this after the full research prompt.

My five niches are: [NICHE 1], [NICHE 2], [NICHE 3], [NICHE 4], [NICHE 5].

This instruction overrides only the original prompt's single-seed fallback and run caps. Research ALL FIVE supplied niches sequentially, one at a time and in the order listed, even if an earlier niche has qualifying findings. Do not choose extra replacement seeds. Check up to 40 unique eligible phrases per supplied niche, at most five supplied seeds and 200 unique validations TOTAL for this batch. These are maximum limits, not minimum quotas. Deduplicate across all five and retain one shared total counter. Finish each niche's available selected sample, then advance to the next supplied niche regardless of whether that sample had findings. A zero-finding niche is a valid outcome; do not fill it with guesses.

Keep ALL other browser, source, exact-query, Page 3 evidence, relevance/risk, pacing, cooldown, output and verification rules unchanged. The cooldown counter continues across niches. If access is blocked, stop the whole batch, preserve completed results and record the remaining niches and resume point. Do not claim that all five completed when they did not. Finish normally only after all five supplied niches' bounded samples are processed or the shared validation cap is reached.

Combine qualifying rows in the same one-sheet, three-column Findings workbook. Preserve seed-to-phrase mapping and per-niche checked/finding/status counts in the separate audit and summary, without adding Excel columns or sheets. Clearly label an incomplete batch partial. This five-niche variation was not demonstrated in the supplied two-seed recording.