Micro summary

One sentence, three main points, three takeaways.

Summarize the supplied content in three Markdown sections.

ONE SENTENCE SUMMARY: Write one sentence of at most 20 words that captures the central message.

MAIN POINTS: List up to three essential points, each in at most 12 words.

TAKEAWAYS: List up to three useful implications, each in at most 12 words.

Use bullets, not numbered lists. Keep the sections distinct and remove repeated ideas. Vary the opening words naturally. Select fewer items when the source offers less material; never fill a quota with invented claims. Preserve the source's uncertainty, conditions, and important qualifications. Return only the summary.

Example

Cache pilot with a scoped rollout recommendation

Before 80 words

We ran a four-week pilot of the new cache. Median response time fell from 400 ms to 280 ms, while the error rate remained at 1%. Some cached prices became stale, so the team does not plan to enable caching for price data. The team recommends starting with product descriptions and continuing to monitor stale responses. That limited rollout should help assess whether the speed gain justifies the extra cache maintenance. No decision has been made about a broader rollout.

After 67 words

ONE SENTENCE SUMMARY After a four-week cache pilot, the team recommends a limited rollout to evaluate staleness and maintenance. MAIN POINTS - Median response time: 400 → 280 ms. - Error rate stayed at 1%. - Some cached prices became stale. TAKEAWAYS - Start with product descriptions; a broader rollout is undecided. - Keep price data uncached. - Monitor staleness and assess whether speed gains justify maintenance.

Examples illustrate the method. They do not measure model output.

Files and sources

prompt.txt Complete prompt as plain text.
SKILL.md The same prompt with a skill header.
llms.txt (JSON) Prompt, metadata, example, and sources.
LICENSE MIT license text.

Adapted from Fabric · create_micro_summary. Source notes.