deep-reading-framework

A three-pass critical reading framework structures document analysis through detection, critique, and reconstruction workflows. It guides users to surface hidden assumptions, validate claims, and generate reproducible actionable insights.

The three-pass reading method processes documents through first pass reading, second pass reading, and third pass critique. It validates claims, uncovers context dependencies, and generates reconstruction-ready summaries for easy collaboration.

Yes, the framework supports analyzing academic papers, tech blogs, retrospectives, technical documentation, and personal writing. It automatically adapts type-specific prompts and universal questions to match the document type being analyzed.

Start a third pass critique by triggering the skill after reading your document, then confirm the document type, apply universal questions, address context dependencies and missing perspectives, and produce reconstruction summaries using provided templates.

Deep document analysis works for personal writing and retrospectives by applying document-type awareness. The framework adapts its analysis pipeline and type-specific prompts to validate claims and uncover dependencies across these formats.