Use when the user wants a chapter-by-chapter summary of a book, asks "what does this book argue", or wants to comprehend a book's structure and claims before deeper analysis
Read a book and produce a structured chapter-by-chapter comprehension. Output is a markdown file that captures what the book says — its arguments, claims, evidence, key terms, and notable quotes — without evaluation.
.txt, .pdf, or .md). If other formats (EPUB, MOBI), ask them to convert to text first.book_review/ in the same directory as the book file. Create it if needed.01_comprehension.md already exists. If it does, ask the user whether to overwrite or skip.01_comprehension.md following the output format below.Write 01_comprehension.md in this structure:
# Comprehension: [Book Title]
**Author:** [name]
**Year:** [year or "Unknown"]
**Genre:** [genre]
**Subject Area:** [subject area]
## Overall Thesis
[The book's central argument in 1-3 paragraphs]
## Arc
[How the argument builds across chapters]
## Chapter 1: [Chapter Title]
### Summary
[The argument and narrative of this chapter]
### Key Claims
- [claim]
### Evidence Presented
- [evidence or example]
### Key Terms
- **[term]** — [how the author defines/uses it]
### Notable Quotes
> "[quote]"
## Chapter 2: [Chapter Title]
...