Literature reviews, source checks, summaries and papers. 5 reviewed prompts for research.
Breaks a scholarly article into key arguments, methods, findings, limits and discussion questions in plain language. Use when you need to understand a paper quickly before reading it closely.
Turns a pasted article into a short summary, key points and a note on what the piece does not prove. Use when you need to decide quickly whether to read, share or act on an article.
Writes a balanced, structured overview of a topic with a lead summary, key facts, debates and a list of what to verify. Use it to get oriented on an unfamiliar subject before deeper research.
Condenses an article, chapter, report or transcript into main themes, key concepts with examples, and the connections between them. Use when you need to grasp and remember a long text fast.
Extracts the structure and key points of a technical or scientific text into a clean outline you can write or study from. Use it to summarise papers, reports or chapters.
