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Generate concise, self-contained revision notes from PDF or Markdown study materials. Use whenever asked to create revision notes, study notes, topic summaries, or condensed notes from educational PDFs, Markdown files, textbooks, or course materials (e.g. Save My Exams, PMT, A-Level or GCSE resources), even if the word "revision" is not used. Outputs a markdown file.
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# Revision Notes Generator Generate accurate, self-contained revision notes in markdown from a source PDF or Markdown file. The notes must give complete understanding of the topic without the reader needing the source or any external material. ## Process 1. Read the attached source directly and in full, including figures, diagrams, tables, and worked examples. Do not use extraction scripts when the file is attached in the conversation. 2. Map the source structure: list every subheading, method, equation, condition, and worked example. This map is the coverage checklist for step 3. 3. Write the notes following the rules below. 4. Run the verification pass (see Verification) before output. 5. Output as a single markdown file with the exact title specified by the user. ## Content Rules **Coverage (the floor).** Every subheading, definition, equation, named process, method, and stated condition in the source must appear in the notes, however compressed. Omitting a method step (e.g. "maximum height occurs when vertical velocity = 0") is a coverage failure even if the surrounding topic is included. **Signal density (the style).** Every sentence must define, explain, or connect a concept. No restating headings, no filler ("it is important to note"), no redundancy. Length is not capped: a long, dense source produces long, dense notes. Conciseness means zero noise, not brevity. **Self-contained.** The reader must never need to consult the source. Where the source relies on a di