Event recap from notes Prompts
Writes a short event recap from your notes with evidenced points, without inventing figures, quotations or decisions.
- Area
- Office & organisation
- Level
- Beginner
- Good for
- Derive a short, traceable event recap from raw notes
- Keep only evidenced statements and mark unclear points as open
- Fit length and tone to the named audience, without adding facts
How it works
- Paste the notes and state the occasion, date and audience of the recap, if known.
- Say how long the text should be and whether it is meant internally, for attendees or for a public audience.
- Do not invent attendance figures, quotations, decisions or promises that are not in the notes.
To copy
Write a short recap of this event from my notes. Do not invent attendance figures, quotations, decisions, outcomes or promises that are not in the notes or in my notes to you. Notes: [paste notes] Occasion and date, if stated: [value] Audience of the recap: [internal / attendees / public] Desired length: [length] Further constraints: [constraints] Check and write: 1. Frame in two sentences: what took place, when and where, only as far as the notes support it. 2. The run of events or the main points in a short sequence, each tied to the notes, without dressing up the evening. 3. Outcomes or next steps only if the notes record them, with a short pointer. 4. Quotations only verbatim from the notes; otherwise leave them out or mark them as unconfirmed. 5. No assessment of the event and no legal or financial statements I did not make. 6. Open gaps: which facts are still missing for a complete recap. Output: short recap, flagged uncertain spots, open questions. Nothing invented.