Summarize several documents as one set
Surfaces where sources agree and where they conflict, instead of flattening them into one voice.
| Category | Translate & summarize › Document summary |
|---|---|
| Tags | SummarizingAnalyzing |
Summarize these documents together. *Do not summarize each one separately.* Output: 1. One sentence — what this set is about. 2. **Agreed** — what more than one document says. Note which ones. 3. **Conflicting** — where they say different things. Give each position with its source. 4. Present in only one document, where it matters. 5. If there is a time order, what changed between the earlier and the later documents. Rules: - **Section 3 is the point of this task.** Do not pass over it. Summarizing several documents together is exactly what flattens their disagreements. - Distinguish a real contradiction from documents discussing different things. Say which you found. - *Do not resolve a conflict or average the positions.* Report that they disagree. - Attribute every claim to a source. A multi-document summary without attribution cannot be checked.
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What this prompt does
Summarizing documents together hides their disagreements, which is usually the most useful thing in the set. This keeps attribution on every claim.
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