Chapter notes may use only the sentences you paste. If a claim has no highlight behind it, the answer should say so.
Using only my highlights from this chapter: the author's one-line point, three supporting reasons, and one question I should ask.
Below are a few highlights I copied, not the whole book. From these sentences only, write the author's claim in one line and name which highlight supports it. If none does, write "not in the highlights."
Do any two of these highlights contradict each other? Point to them. Don't add plot the book never shows here, and don't grade the author for me.
Why this helps
A title alone invites invention. Locking the answer to sentences you copied makes the invention easier to see. EasyReadAI is for reading along with the book, not for replacing the book with a summary.
Use it in EasyReadAI
In the app, highlight one passage and ask about that line with Ask AI. You can customize the prompt: open Settings → Reply style and paste "Ask about this one line. Don't summarize the chapter." Later questions stay in that scope.
For the chapter sketch above, paste the prompt and the highlights you copied into ChatGPT or Claude. Turn a chapter into text in the browser with EPUB to text. The file is not uploaded.
Where this came from
Rewritten from the "don't process the whole book at once" request on r/ChatGPTPromptGenius. The second and third prompts were written for this page.
More prompts: the collection.
Common questions
Can I ask for a chapter summary from the title alone?
No. Without the text, the answer invents. Paste the highlights you copied under the prompt.
Does EasyReadAI send a whole chapter of highlights at once?
In the app, ask about one highlight at a time. Copy this chapter prompt, with the lines you copied, into ChatGPT or Claude.