Make sense of an account
Give it somebody's own account of their story. It reads the account, writes it out properly, draws up the questions worth asking them, and marks where the feeling is. Everything runs on a local model on Forge; nothing leaves this network.
1 The account
Plain text, Markdown, Word, RTF, Open Document, PDF, HTML, a Zoom or Whisper transcript, subtitles, a CSV. It works out the rest. A scanned PDF has no text in it and cannot be read.
Speaker labels are kept. Paste it exactly as it is.
| File | |
|---|---|
| How | |
| Length | |
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The first part of it, as the tool read it
2 The theme optional
A theme decides what leads and what sits in the background. It changes no fact, no date and no feeling — where the account does not support the theme, the tool says so rather than stretching it. Leave this empty for a plain rewrite.
A model marked “reasons first” thinks before it answers, which is slower and usually more careful. The 70B model writes the warmest prose and takes several times as long — the run happens in the background either way.
3 The run
- Reading itWho, when, where — and what is missing or contradicts itself
- Writing it outThe account in order, with the gaps marked rather than filled
- The questionsWhat to ask them, and what each question is for
- The feelingWhere it is, how strong, and how to approach it in the room