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Summarising documents and drafting emails are where AI saves the most time at work — if the prompt says what matters. These 10 exercises build up step by step, starting with meeting notes to actions, brief your manager on a report, tl;dr of an email thread.
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Write a prompt asking Claude to summarise meeting notes you'll paste below into decisions made and action items, with an owner for each action.
Ask Claude to summarise the notes into decisions and action items, with who owns each action.
Write a prompt asking Claude to summarise a 20-page report for your manager in 5 bullet points, focusing on risks and costs.
Ask for a summary for your manager, 5 bullet points, focused on risks and costs.
Write a prompt asking Claude to read a long email thread and give a 3-sentence TL;DR, plus anything you need to reply to.
Ask for a 3-sentence TL;DR of the email thread and a list of anything you need to reply to.
Write a prompt asking Claude to summarise a news article into a 2-sentence post for your company's LinkedIn page, in a neutral tone.
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Try it in the live editor →Write a prompt asking Claude to read 50 customer reviews and summarise the top 3 complaints and top 3 compliments, with how often each one comes up.
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Try it in the live editor →Write a prompt asking Claude to pull the key terms out of a supplier contract — payment terms, notice period and penalties — and flag anything unusual.
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Try it in the live editor →Write a prompt asking Claude to group 200 open-ended staff survey answers into themes, name each theme, and quote one typical answer per theme.
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Try it in the live editor →Write a prompt asking Claude to summarise a policy document three ways: in one sentence, in one paragraph, and in one page.
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Try it in the live editor →Write a prompt asking Claude to compare two versions of a document you'll paste and list only what changed, as bullet points.
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Try it in the live editor →Write a prompt asking Claude to turn a 1-hour podcast transcript into the 5 most useful takeaways for a small-business owner, with a timestamp for each.
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