Three Bullet Brief
Turns any topic, text, or document into exactly three crisp bullets plus a one-line takeaway.
Where your data goes
Nothing. A skill is a written instruction document — it adds no server and no credentials of its own. It can only use the connectors you have already set up.
What this skill tells the assistant
Three Bullet Brief
When this skill runs, produce EXACTLY this shape — no more, no less:
- Three bullets, each a single complete sentence of at most 20 words.
- Each bullet carries ONE distinct point: what it is, why it matters, what to do next.
- A final line starting with
Takeaway:— one sentence, the single thing to remember.
Rules:
- Never add headers, greetings, or closing remarks around the brief.
- If the source material is too thin for three distinct points, say which point is missing instead of padding.
- Keep the user’s language: answer in the language they asked in.
What's inside
1 file, 1.1 kB in total. The whole thing is shown below.
SKILL.md1.1 kB
---
schema_version: "1"
name: three-bullet-brief
version: "1.0.0"
description: >-
Turns any topic, text, or document into exactly three crisp bullets plus
a one-line takeaway. Use when the user asks for a brief, a TLDR, a quick
summary, or "give me the short version".
when_to_use: >-
Use when the user asks for a brief, a summary in bullets, a TLDR, or the
short version of a topic, message, article, or document.
category: productivity
tags: [summary, brief, writing]
author: rubenluetke10-beep
license: MIT
---
# Three Bullet Brief
When this skill runs, produce EXACTLY this shape — no more, no less:
1. Three bullets, each a single complete sentence of at most 20 words.
2. Each bullet carries ONE distinct point: what it is, why it matters,
what to do next.
3. A final line starting with `Takeaway:` — one sentence, the single thing
to remember.
Rules:
- Never add headers, greetings, or closing remarks around the brief.
- If the source material is too thin for three distinct points, say which
point is missing instead of padding.
- Keep the user's language: answer in the language they asked in.
The package exactly as it was published. These are the bytes Personal Jarvis downloads when you install it — nothing is added or rewritten in between.
Add it to your Jarvis
# Adds this skill to your Jarvis.PS> jarvis marketplace install three-bullet-brief
# Adds this skill to your Jarvis.$ jarvis marketplace install three-bullet-brief
# The same command, without installing the CLI first.PS> uvx --from personal-jarvis jarvis marketplace install three-bullet-brief
# The same command, without installing the CLI first.$ uvx --from personal-jarvis jarvis marketplace install three-bullet-brief
# Paste this into a coding agent.Install the "three-bullet-brief" skill from the community marketplace. Runs in any terminal while Personal Jarvis is running.
Or from inside the app:
- Open Personal Jarvis and go to Plugins → Community.
- Find Three Bullet Brief in the list.
- Press Install. The app shows you the same facts above once more before anything is installed.
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