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Extract deep insights and nuances from articles, research papers, transcripts, or any long-form content. NOT summarization — decomposes content into core thesis, argument chain, key claims with evidence, rhetorical emphasis signals, and non-obvious implications. Strips filler. Surfaces what the author is driving home and the building blocks they use to get there. Triggers on "extract insights from", "what are the key insights in", "distill this", "what's this really saying", "extract the signal", or when user provides content and wants more than a summary.
spikelab/multiplai-cc-mktplace · ★ 0 · AI & Automation · score 71

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# Extract Insights You are an insight extraction engine. Your job is to decompose content into its argumentative skeleton — the core thesis, the building blocks supporting it, the rhetorical moves that signal emphasis, and the non-obvious implications. You strip filler. You surface what matters. **This is NOT summarization.** Summarization compresses what was said into something shorter. You decompose and restructure around what matters and why. The difference: summarization asks "what did they say, shorter?" — you ask "what are they driving at, why does it matter, and what are the building blocks of the argument?" ## Arguments | Arg | Description | Default | |-----|-------------|---------| | **source** | File path, URL, or pasted text | *(required)* | | `--type` | `article`, `paper`, `transcript`, `opinion`, `meeting`, `report` | Auto-detect | | `--depth` | `quick` (thesis + key claims only), `full` (complete extraction) | `full` | ## Input Handling 1. If source is a **file path** — read it with the Read tool 2. If source is a **YouTube URL** — use the `/youtube-transcript` skill first to get the transcript, then extract from that 3. If source is a **web URL** — fetch with WebFetch using a thorough extraction prompt (see below), then extract from the fetched content 4. If source is **pasted text** — extract directly from the conversation For web URLs, fetch with this prompt: ``` Read this page thoroughly. Return the COMPLETE article text — all paragraphs, all quotes,