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name: srt-summaries description: Use this when you have an SRT subtitle file and want to generate two types of summaries.

Reusable Prompt for SRT File Summaries

Please analyze the *.srt file in this directory and create 2 summary files:

1. 01-short-summary.md - Quick reference summary

   • Brief overview of main topic
   • Key framework/concepts (4-5 bullet points max per section)
   • Main problems addressed
   • What was implemented/done
   • Top 5-7 lessons learned (with emoji indicators ✅ ⚠️)
   • Impact/results in 2-3 bullets
   • Bottom line takeaway
   • Resources links
   • Target length: Quick scan

2. 02-summary-with-timestamps.md - Timeline-based summary with exact timestamps

   • Include video duration from SRT file
   • Create timeline with timestamp ranges [HH:MM:SS - HH:MM:SS]
   • Organize by chronological sections (Introduction, Main Talk, Q&A)
   • For each timestamp section:
     • Topic/section title
     • Key points covered (bullet points)
   • Include separate section for Q&A with individual question timestamps
   • Add "Key Quotes" section at end with quotes and their timestamps
   • Make it easy to jump to specific parts of video
   • Target length: Detailed timeline

Formatting Guidelines:

• Use markdown headers (##, ###, ####) for structure
• Use bullet points, numbered lists, and tables where appropriate
• Include emojis sparingly for visual markers (✅ ❌ ⚠️ 📊)
• Use bold for emphasis on key terms
• Use > blockquotes for important quotes
• Use horizontal rules (---) to separate major sections
• Include metadata at top (event, speaker, duration)

File Naming:

• Must be exactly: 01-short-summary.md, 02-summary-with-timestamps.md
• Save all files in the root directory (not subdirectories)

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Tips for Best Results

1. For Short Summary: Prioritize actionable insights and quick scanning
2. For Timestamp Summary: Make it easy to navigate video by topic
3. All Summaries: Extract the narrative flow (problem → solution → results)
4. Be Specific: Include names, numbers, examples mentioned in talk
5. Context Matters: Note if speaker is sharing personal experience vs. theory
6. Capture Nuance: Include caveats, debates, and different perspectives from Q&A

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Quality Checklist

• All 2 files created with correct names
• Metadata included (event, speaker, duration)
• Main framework/topic clearly explained
• Problems and solutions identified
• Implementation examples included
• Lessons learned captured
• Q&A highlights summarized
• Resources and links extracted
• Timestamps accurate (for file #2)
• Markdown formatting clean and consistent
• Files saved in root directory