/keypoints

Pulls the main arguments and evidence from a text.

The full prompt

/keypoints From the text below, list the [number] main points. For each: the point in one line, the evidence or data the text gives, and why it matters for [my purpose]. Use only the text; say 'no evidence given' where that is true.

Text:
[paste text]

Replace the highlighted [brackets] with your own details, then send.

What you're asking

Asks the AI to extract the key claims and their support. You get a short list of points with evidence and relevance.

Give it

  • The text
  • Your purpose
  • How many points

You need: Long documents may be more than some AI apps take in one message.

Too long? Paste it in parts, then ask for one combined result at the end.

Check: Check any figures against the source before sharing.

Filled-in example

/keypoints From the text below, list the 5 main points. For each: the point in one line, the evidence or data the text gives, and why it matters for a 10-minute team briefing. Use only the text; say 'no evidence given' where that is true.

Text:
Event attendance across the industry rose 12% in 2025, driven mostly by family events. Survey data from 4,000 attendees shows 61% now find events through social media, up from 44% in 2022. Ticket prices rose 8%, but satisfaction held steady. Organizers who sent text reminders saw 20% fewer no-shows. Smaller venues report staffing shortages as their top concern.

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