TL;DR: Summarize Long Documents Instantly

We are drowning in information. Long email threads, 50-page PDF reports, endless Slack discussions. Keeping up with it all is impossible.

You need a TL;DR (Too Long; Didn't Read) button for your entire life.

Enter Rephrase

Rephrase isn't just for writing; it's for reading, too. By creating a "Summarize" hotkey, you can distill complex information into bite-sized insights in seconds.

How to Set It Up

1. Create a Hotkey: Name it "Summarize".
2. Set the Prompt: "Summarize this text into 3 bullet points. Focus on the key decisions and action items."
3. Assign a Shortcut: Cmd+Shift+U.

Where to Use It

• Long Emails: Get the gist of a 10-reply thread instantly.
• Articles: Summarize a long blog post to see if it's worth reading.
• Meeting Notes: Turn a transcript into a list of action items.
• Code: Explain a complex function in plain English.

The Power of Customization

The beauty of Rephrase is that you define how you want the summary.

• "Summarize for a 5-year-old."
• "Summarize as a tweet."
• "Extract all dates and deadlines."

You're in control of the AI, making it work exactly how your brain works.