By name: j-doc-compare description: Compare two or more document versions and provide a narrative summary of meaningful differences. Use when the user wants a human-readable summary of changes across versions (A/B/C), change impacts, regressions, or missing content, without a line-by-line diff or rewrite.
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Overview
Summarize differences across multiple document versions in a narrative form, focused on impact and meaning rather than mechanical diffs.
Workflow
- Identify baseline and variants. If unclear, ask which version is the reference.
- Read each version for structure, claims, and intent (not just wording).
- Summarize changes by impact: added scope, removed content, altered meaning, and tone shifts.
- Call out regressions and omissions explicitly.
- Keep the author’s voice and avoid rewrites unless asked.
Output Format
- Summary: 2-3 sentences on the overall change.
- Key Differences: bullets, ordered by impact.
- Regressions or Omissions: bullets (if any).
- Questions: only if baseline or intent is ambiguous.
Constraints
- Narrative summary only; no line-by-line diff.
- Preserve the author’s voice; do not rewrite.
- Focus on meaning, scope, and reader impact over minor edits.