dsh-deepread

DeepRead

Overview

DeepRead turns long-form material into an evidence-first reading report. It separates claims, evidence, data, examples, assumptions, counterarguments, and limitations instead of producing an untraceable summary.

The workflow supports five modes: quick orientation, deep argument analysis, knowledge mapping, Feynman explanation, and whole-book synthesis. Use the host agent's available file, PDF, OCR, and web-reading tools; never invent source content that was not successfully retrieved.

When to Use

• Use when a user asks to read, summarize, or critically analyze an article, book, PDF, web page, or document collection.
• Use when important claims must remain connected to evidence and source locations.
• Use when the user wants a mind map, concept map, comparison matrix, or structured study notes.
• Use when the user wants to test understanding with plain-language explanations or recall questions.
• Use when multiple documents need to be compared without collapsing disagreements into one answer.

Choose a Mode

Mode	Use it for	Required output
quick	Orientation or time-limited reading	Short summary, core claim, up to three supporting points, open questions
deep	Argument analysis	Claim hierarchy, reasoning chain, evidence, concepts, counterarguments, limitations
map	Knowledge organization	Claim