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Glossary Topic
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What it does
Define the key vocabulary of a topic — e.g. "the economics of vertical farming".
How to use
Start from a topic such as "the economics of vertical farming". Say the audience level so definitions aren't too technical or too basic. The result is an alphabetized glossary with plain-language definitions.
Example
/GlossaryTopic Topic: "the economics of vertical farming" Notes: Say the audience level so definitions aren't too technical or too basic. Output: an alphabetized glossary with plain-language definitions
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