document-summarizer

name	document-summarizer
description	Summarize long documents, reports, papers, contracts, or transcripts into clear, actionable briefs without losing critical information.
version	1.0.0
author	Gnostor Community
license	MIT
metadata	{"hermes":{"tags":["summarization","documents","productivity","reading","research","reports","PDF"]}}

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)

## [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"