Brief Summary
This document is an instruction to provide a summary of a given text. The summary should maintain the original context, avoid omitting important details, and use clear, simple language. It should also define any jargon or acronyms used in the text. The summary should be structured with chapter titles and detailed summaries of each chapter, while also beginning with a brief introductory summary highlighting key takeaways.
- Maintain original context and important details.
- Use clear, simple language.
- Define jargon and acronyms.
- Structure with chapter titles and detailed summaries.
Instructions for Summary Generation
The instructions specify that the summary should maintain the original context of the text and not leave out any important details or facts. The aim is to give a full overview of the content without losing crucial information. The summary should use clear, simple language and have a logical flow between sections, using transitional phrases to connect ideas and keep things coherent. Any specific terminology, jargon, or acronyms should be kept, but with brief explanations to make sure the reader understands them. The summary should start with a brief intro that highlights the main points, and then go chapter by chapter, with each chapter having a descriptive title and a detailed summary that retells the content, details, facts, and takeaways. The length of each chapter summary should depend on the chapter's length, but it should be detailed, with at least 3-4 sentences. All chapters should be processed.
