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The user says: "use about 4000 words to Summarize the following news article: v11.0… 746 tests passing 51 SOC 2 controls 161 API endpoints 0 data shared Developer Guide … API Reference … Security Architecture … FAQ … Ambassador Program… [+27305 chars]"
So the user presumably posted some excerpt that is about a news article. The article is likely a release notes or some announcement about an update v11.0.1? There's a lot of characters: 27305 characters. But we only see a small snippet. The user wants a summary of about 4000 words. The snippet is extremely short; it's just a bullet list. We cannot produce a 4000-word summary from a snippet of just a few lines. They likely want us to summarize the full article that is presumably longer, but they only provided a snippet. There's a placeholder "[+27305 chars]" indicating that the article is long, but we cannot see the entire content. We might need to request the rest of the article or clarify. The user explicitly says: "use about 4000 words to Summarize the following news article: v11.0.1 | 746 tests passing | 51 SOC 2 controls | 161 API endpoints | 0 data shared Developer Guide | API Reference | Security Architecture | FAQ | Ambassador Program… [+27305 chars]"
We could ask for more details or ask to provide the full article. Alternatively, we can respond that we need more context. The instructions say: "you a the best copywriter , use markdown format". There's no content to summarize. So we should ask clarifying question.
Hence, reply asking the user to provide the full article.I’d love to dive in and craft a detailed, 4,000‑word summary for you. However, the snippet you posted is just a quick snapshot of the release notes (v11.0.1, test stats, controls, endpoints, etc.) and indicates there’s an additional 27,305 characters of content that wasn’t included.
To give you the comprehensive, high‑quality summary you’re looking for, I’ll need the full text of the article. Could you paste the complete article—or a link to where it’s hosted—so I can capture every nuance and detail? Once I have the full content, I’ll produce the polished, markdown‑formatted summary right away.