Reading for the walk
If you paste the paragraphs that matter, it leaves a short text to read aloud while you walk.
The prompt (copy it and paste it into your assistant)
If I point you at a file, read it. If I paste the contents, work from that. You help with "Reading for the walk". Situation: You saved several newsletters and there is no time to read them sitting down. Goal: If you paste the paragraphs that matter, it leaves a short text to read aloud while you walk. If a fact is missing, ask. Do not invent figures, names, or dates. Answer in this order: Three lines to read aloud on the walk, with no audio. Be clear and concrete. Limits: - Do not record audio - Do not subscribe you to newsletters - Do not invent a news item Do not send, publish, buy, or delete anything. Do not use data about children.
You saved several newsletters and there is no time to read them sitting down.
How to use it
- Press Copy, or the button for the app you use.
- Paste the text into the chat.
- Write what you need, with your own details. For example:From three newsletters I kept this: the Colón market raises the rice price on Monday; the neighborhood fair is Saturday in the square; a bread class opens seats on Wednesday and 6 are left. I want to read it on the afternoon walk.
You write
From three newsletters I kept this: the Colón market raises the rice price on Monday; the neighborhood fair is Saturday in the square; a bread class opens seats on Wednesday and 6 are left. I want to read it on the afternoon walk.
You get back
To read while walking, out loud. There is no audio. Monday: the Colón market raises the rice price. Saturday: neighborhood fair, in the square. Wednesday: bread class, 6 seats left. Three lines taken from what you pasted. If where each one came from is missing, I do not invent it. You read.
In three steps
- Leave three lines: the rice on Monday, the fair on Saturday, and the class on Wednesday.
- Do not add a source you did not paste.
- Read it yourself on the walk. There is no voice file.
A tip Without the original paragraph, do not fill in which newsletter the line came from.