Wechat Summary

Summarize WeChat conversations, triage unread messages, identify which items need a reply, and draft concise response suggestions while preserving privacy boundaries. Use when asked to digest a long chat, produce a catch-up summary, extract action items, decide whether to reply, or draft responses for WeChat messages or group threads.

Focus on signal over volume. Summarize conversations in a way that helps the user decide what matters and what needs action.

Workflow

1. Identify the scope:
   • one message
   • recent unread messages
   • a full conversation window
   • a noisy group thread
2. Separate content into:
   • actionable items
   • information only
   • social chatter
   • messages that may need a reply
3. For reply suggestions, match tone to the relationship and context.
4. In groups, avoid over-sharing private context from other chats or memory.
5. If confidence is low because message coverage is partial, say so.

Summary modes

Catch-up summary

Use for "what happened while I was away?"

• 3-7 bullets
• who said what
• any decision, request, or deadline

Action-item summary

Use when the user mainly wants tasks.

• owner
• action
• due time if any
• missing information

Reply triage

Use when the user asks what deserves a response. Label items as:

• reply now
• can wait
• no reply needed

Draft reply

Keep drafts short and sendable. Offer one default draft; provide alternatives only if tone is uncertain.

Group-chat policy

Be selective. In lively groups, do not manufacture a reply just because a message exists. If nothing meaningful should be said, say that no reply is needed.

Output pattern

Use one of these structures depending on the task:

Summary

• What happened
• What matters
• What may need a reply

Triage

• Reply now
• Can wait
• No reply needed

Draft

• Suggested reply
• Why this works

Keep the result compact and human.