Summarize
Rewrite reviewed field content, understand warnings and keep control of the result.
What does Summarize summarize?
The existing content of one prose-capable field, not the whole source library.
Link to this answerHow is Summarize different from Autofill?
Autofill brings relevant evidence into a proposed answer. Summarize rewrites the field's reviewed material.
Link to this answerWhy might Summarize be unavailable?
The selected field may be empty, non-prose or not writable.
Link to this answerCan Summarize synthesize a field with no usable references?
The established pipeline does not produce a synthesis for a wholly reference-free box.
Link to this answerCan it name a trial that is not written in the field?
It can use grounded name and setting context attached to the correct reference, not invent a name from general knowledge.
Link to this answerCan that extra context introduce new findings?
No. Its permitted purpose is identifying and situating the referenced source.
Link to this answerAre warnings proof that a summary is wrong?
No. They are review signals, not final correctness verdicts.
Link to this answerDoes no warning prove the summary is correct?
No. Expert review remains necessary, including checking figures, qualifiers and attribution.
Link to this answerCan I edit or reject the summary?
Yes. You can keep your text, review and edit the suggestion, or replace the field with the accepted version.
Link to this answerCan I inspect what an accepted summary was based on?
Accepted summaries retain original material and evidence for review and audit.
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