source-summarisation

Summarising documents, articles, transcripts, code, and discussion threads into reusable notes - purpose-first framing, a fixed structure of claims, evidence, numbers, caveats and open questions, keeping faithful and interpretive layers separate, exact quotes with citations (source, location, date), compression ratios, chunking and merging long sources, contradiction flags, no invented details, a verification pass against the source, output templates (brief, detailed, comparison table), and staleness dating. Load when asked to summarise, digest, extract, or compare sources, or when turning raw material into a note that later work will rely on.