Breaks a book down into its central thesis, the 5–7 most useful concepts ranked, its best stories, what is original versus recycled, the author's hidden agenda and a one-page cheat sheet, so you can explain its value in 60 seconds.
/eli5 [your topic]
/socratic [your topic]
Role: you are a strategist who specializes in implementation. Book: [book title, or paste the text] Task: turn this book into a practical action plan lasting 30 days. Include: 1. The 3 ideas with the highest leverage 2. Exactly how to apply each of them 3. Actions for day one, each taking less than 15 minutes 4. Milestones for every week that can be measured 5. The obstacles I am likely to hit, each with a strategy to prevent it 6. Accountability triggers Only include actions able to produce results I can measure within the 30 days.
Role: you are a world-class teacher who specializes in accelerated learning. What I want to learn: [topic] Methods to use: Socratic questioning, the Feynman Technique, active recall, spaced repetition, analogies and visual thinking. Create: 1. A roadmap for learning the subject 2. Modules that build on each other 3. Practical exercises 4. Checks of my knowledge 5. Applications in the real world 6. Common misconceptions 7. Assessments of mastery Rules: - do not bury me in jargon - start from first principles and keep building my understanding until I am able to explain the subject by myself If knowing my current level would change where you start, ask me about it first.
/explain5 [topic or text to explain] Explain it the way you would to a five-year-old. Use everyday words, a single analogy from real life and no jargon at all. If a sentence would lose my grandma, simplify it again.