Decode your notes before AI guesses

What you'll need

• A non-sensitive note containing local terms, labels or abbreviations.

Steps

1. Choose a note that explains shorthand used in a shared activity.
2. Paste it into the prompt to generate a glossary grounded in its wording.
3. Compare each evidence phrase with the note before reusing the glossary as context.

Use only the note below to build a glossary of up to four local terms or abbreviations. For each entry, write three labeled lines: Term, Meaning, and Evidence. Evidence must be an exact short phrase from the note. If a meaning is not stated, write 'Not defined in note' instead of guessing. Do not add advice. Keep the entire answer under 130 words. Use plain text with no Markdown formatting.

[paste your note here]

What you should get

Up to four entries, each with Term, Meaning and Evidence lines; evidence phrases match the note exactly, unstated meanings are marked 'Not defined in note,' and the plain-text answer stays under 130 words.

Tested example: Tested on sample input

At the pottery studio, the green shelf holds pieces waiting for their first firing. The ready rack is for finished pieces that can be collected. A hold slip means the maker has asked us not to move a piece. The pickup window is the collection period listed on the weekly notice. These labels appear on our storage signs and in messages to members.

Term: green shelf
Meaning: Holds pieces waiting for their first firing.
Evidence: the green shelf holds pieces waiting for their first firing

Term: ready rack
Meaning: Holds finished pieces available for collection.
Evidence: The ready rack is for finished pieces that can be collected

Term: hold slip
Meaning: Indicates the maker has requested that a piece not be moved.
Evidence: A hold slip means the maker has asked us not to move a piece

Term: pickup window
Meaning: The collection period listed on the weekly notice.
Evidence: The pickup window is the collection period listed on the weekly notice