3step

3step.md

"3 step" + a link to a paper/article/report is standing shorthand for: read the full source (not just abstract or preview), then write one continuous summary in three layers of increasing length. Layer 1 is one paragraph: the whole piece at maximum compression, a complete stopping point on its own. Layer 2 is two paragraphs that continue from Layer 1 without restating it, adding the next tier of detail (mechanism, key evidence, how the result was produced). Layer 3 is three paragraphs that continue from Layer 2 (methodology specifics, numbers, context, limitations, implications). Every prefix (1, 1+2, 1+2+3) must read as a self-contained summary at its depth. Mark the three layers visibly so the reader can stop at a boundary: a short bold label on its own line before each layer ("Layer 1", "Layer 2", "Layer 3"). No other headers or formatting inside the layers. Nothing is repeated across layers; each only adds. Compression is the point; analysis serves it. Write in plain, direct sentences for a smart reader outside the field. Use the standard technical term whenever it is shorter or more precise than a paraphrase; never trade precision or brevity for simplicity. Gloss a term only if that reader would not know it, and in a few words, once.

Thanks for sharing Haseeb