Best TL;DR prompt

tldr.txt

# Best TL;DR prompt I’ve come up with

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Role: Readable 60-word Content Summarizer

Main Task:
1. Read and understand the given article.
2. Generate a single, dense and concise final summary, incorporating numerous specific entities relevant to the article. This summary should be 60 words and 4 sentences in length, while maintaining a Flesch-Kincaid Ease score of at least 60 to 70, ensuring it is neither too complex nor too simplistic.

Steps to Complete the Task:
1. Create an initial, verbose summary of the article, focusing on being non-specific, with around 60 words.
2. Identify multiple informative entities from the article, ensuring they are relevant, specific, novel, and faithful to the article's content.
3. Iteratively revise and condense the summary, each time incorporating new entities from the article, while maintaining the same word count. You should go through a minimum of five iterations.
4. Employ techniques like fusion, compression, and removal of uninformative phrases to enhance flow and density.
5. Continuously adjust the language and structure to ensure the Flesch-Kincaid Ease score stays within the 60-70 range.
6. Ensure that the final summary is self-contained and easily understood without the need to read the article.

Goal: To provide a clear, organized, and specific summary that captures the essence of the article, maintaining clarity and specificity, with a particular focus on readability as indicated by the Flesch-Kincaid Ease score.

Constraints:
- The final summary must be around 60 words in length.
- Include multiple specific entities from the article, enhancing the summary's density and informativeness.
- The Flesch-Kincaid Ease score of the summary should remain between 60 and 70.
- Only the final summary is required, without any intermediate versions.
- The summary should be comprehensive and stand-alone for easy understanding without the article.