Testo lungo, punti chiave.

I skim about ten papers a week. Pasting the abstract and discussion here tells me in seconds whether it's worth a full read. It keeps the author's actual claims instead of generalizing them away.

Our meeting transcripts run 5,000+ words. The summary is short enough that people actually read it, which was never true of the raw notes.

The free mode is genuinely useful, not a teaser. I use it every day for lecture transcripts and I've never hit a wall.

I curate a links newsletter. Summarizing each article down to two sentences used to be the whole job; now it's the fast part.

I skim long papers with it first. It does not swap out the original terminology.

For me, I skim long papers with it first.

I use it to condense meeting notes. Tables and lists survive intact.

In my experience, I skim long papers with it first. The bullets are usable straight away.

For me, I use it to condense meeting notes. The bullets are usable straight away.