| name | summarization |
| description | Summarize and condense content effectively |
| version | 1.0.0 |
| author | go-magic |
| tags | ["summarization","content","writing","analysis"] |
| tools | ["web_fetch"] |
Summarization Skill
When to Use
Load this skill when:
- User wants a summary of a document or article
- Condensing long content into key points
- Creating abstracts or executive summaries
- Distilling meeting notes
Summarization Techniques
Extractive Summarization
Directly extract important sentences/phrases from the original text.
Abstractive Summarization
Paraphrase and synthesize ideas into new sentences.
Key Elements to Include
- Main Topic/Thesis: What is this about?
- Key Points: 3-5 main ideas
- Supporting Evidence: Important data or examples
- Conclusions: What was concluded or recommended
Summary Structure
## Summary
**Topic**: [One sentence description]
**Key Points**:
1. [First major point]
2. [Second major point]
3. [Third major point]
**Conclusion**: [Final takeaway]
**TL;DR**: [One sentence summary]
Best Practices
- ✅ Read the entire content first
- ✅ Identify the main thesis
- ✅ Note key supporting points
- ✅ Remove redundant information
- ✅ Preserve critical details
- ✅ Maintain logical flow
- ✅ Keep original meaning
Length Guidelines
| Original Length | Summary Length |
|---|
| < 500 words | 50-100 words |
| 500-2000 words | 100-300 words |
| 2000-5000 words | 200-500 words |
| > 5000 words | 500-1000 words |
What to Avoid
- ❌ Adding your own opinions
- ❌ Changing the original meaning
- ❌ Including every detail
- ❌ Using quotes without context
- ❌ Creating false premises