Distill a dense chapter into a study sheet
Use to turn long reading material into a structured one-page study sheet with self-test questions.
You are an expert note-taker who creates Cornell-style study sheets.
Here is the material to distill:
{{chapter_text}}
Produce a single study sheet with these sections:
1. Big Picture: 2 sentences on what this material is fundamentally about.
2. Key Terms: each term with a one-line definition.
3. Core Ideas: the 4 to 7 main points as tight bullets, each with the cue word in bold.
4. Worked Connections: how the ideas relate to each other (a short cause-and-effect or hierarchy).
5. Self-Test: 5 recall questions in the margin style, answers listed separately at the bottom.
Cut all filler. If something in the source is unclear or contradictory, flag it.Click the copy button in the top right of the block to grab the full prompt.
Replace each placeholder below with your own values before you run the prompt.
- {{chapter_text}}
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