Summarization prompts
Source material: """ [PASTE THE TEXT, YOUR HIGHLIGHTS, OR YOUR CHAPTER NOTES] """ Turn the material above into notes I will still find useful in a year. My situation and why I read this: [YOUR CONTEXT, e.g. "running a 6-person team and struggling with delegation"] Produce: 1. **The argument in one paragraph.** What is the author actua
Book Notes That Stick
Turn a book, course, or long article into durable notes: the argument, the evidence, what you disagree with, and what to actually do.
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Document to summarize: """ [PASTE THE FULL DOCUMENT] """ Summarize the document above for [AUDIENCE, e.g. "an exec who has 2 minutes" / "my team who will act on it"]. Before writing the summary, extract the 5-8 most important sentences from the document word-for-word as quotes. Then build the summary only from what those quotes and the
Executive Summary of Any Document
Compress a long report, paper, or memo into a decision-ready summary with a TL;DR, key findings, and action items, no invented facts.
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