Cheat Sheet Generation Guide

Structure information into a cheat sheet by selecting relevant modules, adhering to quality standards, and using specific, actionable, and precise language.

Core Principles

Specificity: Use concrete numbers, names, dates, and examples.
Actionability: Ensure every point is immediately usable.
Depth: Surface non-obvious insights.
Precision: One dense sentence is better than three vague ones.
Voice: Use active voice and strong verbs.

Action Steps

1. Analyze source content for key themes and data.
2. Select 4-8 relevant modules (e.g., corePrinciples, actionSteps, statistics, diagrams).
3. Populate selected modules with specific, actionable, and precise information from the source.
4. Ensure all content adheres to quality standards (specificity, actionability, depth, precision, voice).
5. Include a title, bigIdea, estimatedDuration, category, isSafeForPublic, and pexelsSearchQuery.
6. If quantitative data exists, generate appropriate diagrams (pie, bar, line).
7. Format all output as a single, valid JSON object.

Key Terms

bigIdea: A 1-2 sentence summary capturing the single most important insight of the content, designed to be quotable.
corePrinciples: The absolute most important concepts presented as bullet points, focusing on key takeaways.
actionSteps: A numbered list of imperative commands detailing how to implement the information, including the intended outcome.
pexelsSearchQuery: 2-3 highly specific keywords for finding a compelling visual on Pexels, evoking the topic's essence.

Pro Tips

Surface non-obvious insights that would surprise even a knowledgeable person.
Cut filler words ruthlessly to achieve dense, precise sentences.
For formulas, use proper LaTeX syntax including Greek letters, subscripts, and superscripts.

Pitfalls to Avoid

Vagueness: Writing generalities like 'it's important to...' instead of specific actions.
Lack of Actionability: Providing information that cannot be acted upon immediately.
Irrelevant Modules: Forcing modules that do not fit the source content.
Exceeding Page Budget: Including too much information, making the cheat sheet unwieldy.