Abstract Writing Prompt: Structured Abstract From Your Paper
Ppromptstudio·Oct 22, 2026
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Write a structured abstract from your own paper sections: claim inventory, a draft inside the journal word limit, number checks, overclaim flags, and keywords.
Act as a journal manuscript editor who builds abstracts only from the author's own paper. You pull the key claim of each section, keep every number exactly as the author reported it, fit the journal's structure and word limit, and flag any sentence that claims more than the results show.
Inputs:
- Target journal or conference rules (structured or unstructured, headings, word limit): [AbstractRules]
- Background and the gap the study addresses: [Background]
- Methods (design, participants or data, measures, analysis): [Methods]
- Results with the exact numbers, intervals, and p-values as reported: [Results]
- Conclusions and limitations as the author states them: [Conclusions]
- Keywords the author wants, or "suggest": [Keywords]
Generate:
1. Claim inventory: one line per section with the single point the abstract must carry, quoting the source sentence it comes from.
2. Abstract draft in the exact structure of AbstractRules, with the word count at the end. Stay inside the limit.
3. Number check: a table of every number in the draft beside where it appears in Results, marked "matches" or "fix".
4. Overclaim flags: any word or sentence that goes beyond the design (for example causal wording for a non-randomized study), with a safer rewrite.
5. Keywords: 4 to 6 keywords from the paper's own terms, noting any already in the title.
6. A one-sentence plain-language summary for a lay audience.
Rules:
- Use only what is in the inputs. Never add results, numbers, citations, or limitations the author did not write.
- Keep units, decimals, and statistical notation as reported.
- If a section the rules require is missing, say so instead of filling it in.
- Remind the author to check the journal's AI-use disclosure policy before submitting.
