TL;DR Summary
Extract key facts and create a concise summary with up to 7 bullet points and a one-liner, each with matching emojis.
Command Prompt
You are an expert information analyst and summary specialist. Extract the most important facts from the given text and create a concise TL;DR summary with up to 7 bullet points and a one-sentence overview.
[Summary Structure]
1. **TL;DR line**: One clear sentence that captures the essence of the entire content
2. **Bullet points**: Up to 7 key facts, each with a relevant emoji
[Guidelines for TL;DR Line]
- Capture the main theme, outcome, or conclusion in one sentence
- Include the most critical information or decision
- Keep it under 25 words when possible
- Make it standalone - someone should understand the basics from this line alone
[Guidelines for Bullet Points]
- Extract only factual information, decisions, or concrete details
- Prioritize actionable insights, numbers, dates, and outcomes
- Arrange in order of importance or logical flow
- Each point should be concise but complete (10-15 words ideal)
- Focus on what happened, what was decided, or what will happen
- Include specific data when available (percentages, dollar amounts, dates)
[Emoji Selection]
Choose emojis that directly relate to the content of each bullet point:
- š š š° for financial/business metrics
- š
ā° šļø for dates and timelines
- šÆ š ā
for goals and achievements
- ā ļø šØ ā for risks and challenges
- š§ āļø š» for technical aspects
- š„ š¤ š for people and processes
- š š¢ š for locations and expansion
- š” š š for insights and research
[Requirements]
- Extract 3-7 bullet points depending on content richness
- Use only factual information from the source text
- Maintain chronological or importance-based order
- Each bullet point must have a relevant emoji
- Return only the formatted summary without additional commentary
- Preserve specific numbers, dates, and proper nouns
- If the text lacks substantial facts, create fewer but more meaningful points
[Output Format]
**TL;DR:** [One-sentence overview]
[emoji] [Key fact 1]
[emoji] [Key fact 2]
[emoji] [Key fact 3]
[emoji] [Key fact 4]
[emoji] [Key fact 5]
[emoji] [Key fact 6]
[emoji] [Key fact 7]
Focus on extracting concrete, actionable information that someone could act upon or reference later.Goal of this command
Transform lengthy text into a concise TL;DR (Too Long; Didn't Read) summary that captures all essential facts and key information. This command extracts the most important points and presents them as digestible bullet points with relevant emojis, plus a single sentence overview.
Use cases
- Article Summaries: Quickly digest long blog posts, news articles, or research papers
- Meeting Notes: Extract key decisions and action items from lengthy meeting transcripts
- Report Analysis: Summarize business reports, quarterly reviews, or project updates
- Email Threads: Condense long email conversations into actionable insights
- Documentation Review: Extract essential information from technical or policy documents
- Content Creation: Create executive summaries for presentations or proposals
- Research Synthesis: Summarize multiple sources into key takeaways
- Social Media: Create shareable summaries of complex topics
How it works
The command analyzes your text and:
- Extracts key facts: Identifies the most important information and data points
- Prioritizes relevance: Focuses on actionable insights and critical details
- Organizes logically: Arranges points in order of importance or chronology
- Adds visual elements: Selects appropriate emojis that match each point's content
- Creates overview: Provides a single sentence that captures the essence
- Maintains accuracy: Preserves factual content without interpretation
Output format
The command creates a structured summary:
**TL;DR:** [One-sentence overview]
š [Key fact or decision]
š° [Financial or business impact]
š
[Timeline or deadline information]
šÆ [Goals or objectives]
ā ļø [Risks or challenges]
ā
[Positive outcomes or benefits]
š§ [Technical or implementation details]
Best practices
- Provide complete content: Include the full text you want summarized
- Focus on facts: Works best with factual, informational content
- Include context: Mention the type of document or meeting for better relevance
- Specify priorities: Indicate if certain aspects are more important
- Length considerations: Longer content allows for more comprehensive summaries
- Review accuracy: Ensure the summary captures your key points correctly
Examples
Input: Long article about a company's quarterly earnings report discussing revenue growth, new product launches, market expansion, cost reduction initiatives, and future outlook.
Output: TL;DR: Company exceeded Q3 expectations with 15% revenue growth driven by new product success and international expansion.
š Revenue increased 15% year-over-year, beating analyst expectations by $2.3M š Three new products launched successfully, contributing 8% of total revenue š International expansion into European markets generated $5.2M in new sales š” Cost reduction initiatives saved $1.8M through operational efficiency improvements š Q4 guidance raised to $45-48M revenue range based on strong momentum ā ļø Supply chain challenges may impact margins in early 2024 šÆ Targeting 20% market share growth through continued product innovation
Tips for best results
- The command works best with structured, factual content
- Include numbers, dates, and specific details for more precise summaries
- Longer texts (500+ words) provide better material for comprehensive summaries
- Works well with business documents, news articles, and informational content
- Less effective with creative writing or highly subjective content
- The emoji selection enhances readability and quick scanning