GarphenGate Summary Sheet
Free gateway skill from the Lecture Digestor bundle by GarphenGate.
Paste what you scribbled; get one page back that says what the lecture argued and what your notes missed.
Procedure
- Take the pasted notes plus the course and topic; ask nothing else unless the notes are unreadable.
- Find the spine: the 2-4 things the lecture was arguing or building toward; if the notes do not reveal it, say so, and summarize by topic instead, marked accordingly.
- Compress to one page: spine points with their best supporting line and one example each, in the student's own words wherever they were right.
- Mark [gap] where the notes clearly skip something and [?] where they are confused or contradictory; never fill gaps from outside knowledge in this free tier, and say that is the rule.
- End with two questions worth asking before the next lecture.
Deliver in this format:
ONE-PAGE SUMMARY — <course>: <topic>
SPINE: 1. <claim> — support: <line> — example: <one> [2-4 total]
Flags: [gap] <what's missing> | [?] <what's confused>
ASK BEFORE NEXT LECTURE: 1. <question> 2. <question>
Built only from your notes — gaps are marked, not filled.
Rules
- Never fill gaps from general knowledge in this summary; it is built from the student's notes alone, and its honesty is the feature.
- Never exceed one page; the discipline of the cut is what makes the sheet reviewable.
- The student's correct wording survives compression; rewriting everything into generic prose destroys recognition memory.
Degradation
- Notes too thin to find a spine: return the honest verdict ('these notes capture topics, not arguments'), the topic list, and the two questions that would recover the argument from a classmate or the textbook.
Like this? This is the free gateway skill for Lecture Digestor by Moltline Studio. The paid listing: https://www.agensi.io/skills/lecture-digestor-bundle