Book Summarize

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]
...

Instructions

• Stick to what the book says. No evaluation, no outside knowledge, no opinions.
• If the author's argument is unclear, say it's unclear — do not fill in gaps.
• Quote directly when the author's specific phrasing matters.
• Every chapter gets a summary. Be thorough.
• If the book has no chapter structure (continuous essay, etc.), use logical sections instead. Number them sequentially, use descriptive section titles, and note in the Arc section that the book is unchaptered.
• If the book exceeds the model's context window (~700,000 words), tell the user and suggest splitting the file.

Common Mistakes

• Adding evaluation — "This is a compelling argument" is evaluation. "The author argues X, citing Y" is comprehension. Stick to the latter.
• Filling gaps — If the author's logic has a hole, describe the hole. Don't patch it.
• Importing outside knowledge — If you know a study the author cites was later retracted, do not mention it here. This stage is about what the book says, not what is true.