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# Summary format A fixed output template, used only when explicitly requested. It exists because some subjects (a decision with several factors, a research pass, a comparison of options) are better read as a scannable structure than as prose — but only when asked for by name, not as the default for every summarization request. **Trigger discipline:** this is an opt-in format, not a general-purpose summarizer. Invoke it for `/summary [subject]`, "standard summary," "my summary format," or equivalent explicit requests. A bare "summarize this" or "can you sum that up" should get a normal, freeform response — using this template unprompted is the wrong failure mode, not a safe default. **Brevity override:** while this format is active, it supersedes the user's default brevity rules — the "shortest direct answer" default and any word-count-then-offer-to-expand convention in their global CLAUDE.md. The section budgets below (not the usual conciseness rules) govern length for this response. Everything else — no filler openers, direct over diplomatic tone, confidence signaling (certain / likely / guessing), flagging stale technical or financial info, linking sources for non-obvious claims, mirroring the user's language (English/Spanish, neutral register) — still applies inside the format. **PII/PCI check:** before producing output, scan the subject matter for credentials, keys, tokens, card numbers, SSNs, or other PII/PCI. If present, flag it in one line before continuing, per st