Stop reading everything. Read what matters. This is one of the 11 Playbook categories. Each play below is a single move you can run right now, tagged by effort. Filter to the quick ones if you are just getting started.
What is a play?
A play is a single move you can run in Smith right now: one prompt, one result. Each is tagged by effort so you can pick the quick wins first. Plays are grouped into 11 categories; this article is one of them. For multi-step workflows that combine several moves, see the Recipes.
The Plays
Each card is one play. The badge shows the effort: Quick is a single prompt, Few steps adds a little setup, and Setup is a build-once move that pays off repeatedly.
Do: Paste a dense doc: "plain-English version, plus what it means for me."
Get: The gist and the so-what, fast
Any modelDo: Upload two versions of a document: "what's different, and what actually matters?"
Get: Redline-level awareness without reading both
WorkspaceDo: Drop a pile of documents into one chat, ask a question that spans them, get your answer, then ask "which specific file did that figure come from?" Smith points you to the exact source.
Get: Confidence you can trace any claim back to the right document in a stack of dozens
Citations + WorkspaceDo: "Pull every figure, metric, and date into a table."
Get: The data, freed from the prose around it
Any modelDo: "What in this contract or document should worry me?"
Get: The clause you'd have missed, surfaced
Any modelDo: Select a folder: "compare these proposals on price, timeline, and risk."
Get: A side-by-side you didn't have to build
WorkspaceDo: Upload it: "generate the 10 questions people will ask, and answer them."
Get: A ready reference others can use too
WorkspaceDo: "Give me the abstract in plain English, the method, and whether it's credible."
Get: Research literacy without the slog
Any modelSee It in Action
Here is one of these plays running, so you know what to expect before you try it yourself.
Trace a number back to its file
Drop a stack of documents in one chat, get an answer, then ask where a figure came from.
Next Steps: Pick one Quick play and run it today. When single moves feel natural, the Recipes show how to chain them into repeatable workflows. Working through your first month? The First 30 Days plan tells you which plays to use each week.
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