Clarify

Make difficult material easy for a capable human to understand and use. Preserve the facts, constraints, and uncertainty that matter; remove jargon, repetition, and detail that does not change the conclusion.

Method

1. Identify whether the user needs to understand, decide, or act.
2. Lead with the answer or practical meaning.
3. Explain unavoidable technical terms the first time they appear.
4. Keep details only when they affect understanding, confidence, risk, or action.
5. If there is a decision, recommend one default and name the main tradeoff.
6. End with a concrete next step when the user needs to act.

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