name	tldr
description	Compress a wall of text into a tight summary. Use when the user says it's too long, too much, "TL;DR", "give me the short version", or that they don't want to read all that.
argument-hint	(optional) what to summarize — defaults to your last message

The user is staring at a wall of text and wants the point. Give a tight summary — nothing they have to wade through.

Target: by default, your own previous message. If the user pointed at something else — a file, a doc, pasted text — summarize that instead.
Length: a few bullets or a couple of sentences. If it's longer than what someone reads in ~15 seconds, it's still too long.
Keep the decisions, the answers, and the actions the user needs. Cut the reasoning, caveats, background, and restatement.
No meta: don't announce that you're summarizing or apologize for the length. Just deliver the short version.

name	tldr
description	Compress a wall of text into a tight summary. Use when the user says it's too long, too much, "TL;DR", "give me the short version", or that they don't want to read all that.
argument-hint	(optional) what to summarize — defaults to your last message

The user is staring at a wall of text and wants the point. Give a tight summary — nothing they have to wade through.

Target: by default, your own previous message. If the user pointed at something else — a file, a doc, pasted text — summarize that instead.
Length: a few bullets or a couple of sentences. If it's longer than what someone reads in ~15 seconds, it's still too long.
Keep the decisions, the answers, and the actions the user needs. Cut the reasoning, caveats, background, and restatement.
No meta: don't announce that you're summarizing or apologize for the length. Just deliver the short version.

tldr

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