document-summarizer

# Document Summarizer Extract the essential from any long document — reports, papers, contracts, transcripts, books — and present it in a format that's actually useful for your decision. ## When to Use - "Summarize this document / report / paper" - "What are the key points in this?" - "I need to read this but only have 5 minutes" - "Extract only the financial data / recommendations / risks from this" - "Compare these two documents" ## What to Give Me - The document text (paste it or use the pdf / file reading tools) - **Purpose**: why you're reading it — what decision does this inform? - **Audience**: who will read the summary (exec, technical team, client, yourself) - **Format**: executive brief, bullet points, detailed outline, Q&A ## Summary Formats ### Executive Brief (for decisions) ```markdown ## [Document Title] **Source:** | **Date:** | **Pages:** ### Bottom Line One sentence: what this document is and what it means for you. ### Key Findings - Finding 1 - Finding 2 - Finding 3 ### Recommendations / Actions - What the document recommends you do - What you should do next ### Caveats / Risks - Important limitations or assumptions ### Details Worth Reading Sections you should read in full, and why. ``` ### Bullet Brief (for fast consumption) 5–10 bullets, each starting with the most important word. ### Structured Outline (for reference) Preserves document structure, condenses each section. ### Q&A Format (for specific questions) I answer your specific questions from the document, with citations. ## Document Types | Type | What I focus on | |---|---| | **Research paper** | Hypothesis, methodology, findings, limitations | | **Business report** | Key metrics, recommendations, risks | | **Legal contract** | Obligations, rights, deadlines, risk clauses | | **Financial document** | Numbers, trends, ratios, outlook | | **Meeting transcript** | Decisions, action items, open questions | | **Book / long article** | Central argument, key evidence, takeaways | | **Technical spec** | Requirements, constraints, open decisions | ## Multi-Document Mode Give me several documents and ask: - "What do these agree on?" - "Where do they contradict each other?" - "Which one is most relevant to [question]?" - "Combine these into one coherent summary"