Spot the Summary Built From the Wrong Slice
Detect when an email-summary prompt lacks the source scope and context needed for a reliable executive catch-up.
A realistic product team war room with a project manager at a laptop, several printed email pages spread across a table, only one page pulled close to the laptop, teammates blurred in the background, bright neutral office lighting, open space on the left for hotspot overlays, no text, words, letters, numerals, logos. Imani is summarizing an escalation at a war room table; many email pages are spread out, but only the newest page is beside the laptop, showing the summary would use the wrong source slice. The VP needs the whole escalation state, not just the latest voice in the…
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