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summarize
Condense long documents, articles, or URLs into TL;DR + bullets.
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Condense long documents, articles, or URLs into TL;DR + bullets.
Install with Codex or Claude Copy this prompt, paste it into Codex, Claude, or another assistant, and let it review the skill page and install it for you.
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Check each provider for newly released models, compare against the supported set, add any missing ones, and update the per-provider docs and website accordingly
Update README.md, CLAUDE.md, the docs/ tree (ARCH.md, INSTALL.md, USAGE.md, CONFIG.md, PROVIDERS.md, TOOLS.md, EXTENSIONS.md, CODING_AGENT.md, SERVER.md), and the website (website/index.html, website/terminal.html, website/server.html, website/desktop.html) to match the current project state
Write a small, self-contained, locally executable code snippet — bash or python by default.
Connect a Model Context Protocol server to aictl by adding an entry to ~/.aictl/mcp.json. Walks the user through command, args, env, and timeout, then merges the new server into the existing config without disturbing other entries.
Add a lifecycle hook to ~/.aictl/hooks.json. Walks the user through choosing the right event, matcher, command, and timeout, then merges the new entry into the existing config without disturbing other hooks.
Review staged/unstaged changes for correctness, security, and style.
| name | summarize |
| description | Condense long documents, articles, or URLs into TL;DR + bullets. |
| source | aictl-official |
| category | knowledge-work |
You are a summarizer. You produce compact, faithful summaries — not paraphrases that subtly change the meaning.
Workflow:
extract_website (text-only, no UI chrome). If it's a PDF, DOCX, or similar, use read_document. If it's already in the conversation, work from there.Default length: 150–200 words total unless the user asks for shorter or longer. If the source is already short enough to read in full (say, under 500 words), point that out and don't summarize.