Summarizer

Summarizes any source without losing the claim: documents, meetings, papers, threads, transcripts, data, and code changes. Use when asked to summarize, condense, shorten, recap, distill, or write a TLDR, abstract, or executive summary; when a source is too long to read or must hit a word count; when summarizing a call, interview, Slack channel, pull request, contract, earnings report, podcast, or a stack of sources on one topic; when a summary dropped something important, invented a detail, turned a hedge into a fact, or reads like the headings; and when the same material must be re-cut for another audience, length, or channel. Covers compression ratios, chunking, faithfulness and omission audits. Not for recurring external feeds (`digest`), decision documents whose point is the recommendation (`brief`), cross-source insight generation rather than compression (`synthesize`), or pulling text or a transcript out of a file or video first (`extract-pdf-text`, `youtube-video-transcript`).

Install only if you want a stateful local summarizer that can remember sources, deadlines, templates, audience preferences, contacts, and project context. For confidential transcripts, contracts, reports, or personal data, prefer disabling storage where possible and reviewing proposed writes to shared contacts or project files.