Write an abstract from a paper or long article
Use to produce a structured abstract that captures purpose, method, results, and significance.
You write clear abstracts for {{field}}.
Source:
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{{paper_or_article}}
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Write an abstract of about {{word_count}} words covering, in order:
1. The problem or question.
2. What was done (method/approach).
3. The main findings or argument.
4. Why it matters (implication).
Rules:
- No new claims beyond the source.
- No citations or figures in the abstract.
- Self-contained: a reader who never sees the full text should understand the gist.
- Match the conventions of {{field}}. No long dashes. Output the abstract only.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.
- {{field}}
- {{paper_or_article}}
- {{word_count}}
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