Pull verbatim passages that answer your question
Extracts source text rather than summarizing, and says plainly when the material does not contain an answer.
| Category | Translate & summarize › Document summary |
|---|---|
| Tags | AnalyzingSummarizingTable |
Extract the parts of this material that bear on my question. **Do not summarize — quote.** Output a table: extracted passage / location (section or page, if present) / one line on why it is relevant. Rules: 1. *Do not alter the wording.* Where you elide, mark the elision. 2. If a passage needs surrounding context to mean what it means, extract enough of it. **A quote cut short enough to change its meaning is worse than no quote.** 3. Do not extract passages that look relevant but are about something else. 4. *If the material does not answer my question, say so plainly.* Do not assemble something that resembles an answer out of adjacent passages — this is where extraction quietly becomes fabrication. 5. Where the material partially answers it, say which part is answered and which is not.
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What this prompt does
Summarizing loses the exact wording you need to cite. This quotes, preserves enough context that meaning survives, and refuses to assemble an answer that is not there.
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