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Summarize a long document

Condense a long document — meeting notes, a research report, an internal memo — into something a busy reader can act on fast. - Input: the full document text - Output: a 3-sentence TL;DR plus key points, decisions, risks, and open questions - Bonus: action items with owners pulled out when they're mentioned - Best for: skimming long material without losing what actually needs follow-up

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Summarize this document for a busy reader. Include a 3-sentence TL;DR, key points, decisions, risks, unresolved questions, and action items with owners if mentioned.

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