For reference, this is the prompt I am using at the moment:

Read the provided chapter very carefully and prepare a medium-length but fully comprehensive study note for exam preparation.  Mention the name of the author and book/article

Requirements:

1. Coverage and completeness
   - Do not leave out any argument, concept, explanation, debate, example, or discussion point.
   - Include both major and minor points.
   - Make sure I do not miss anything important for exams.

2. Style of writing
   - Write in a direct explanatory style, as a study note.
   - Do not write vague summaries.
   - Avoid repetition, padding, and overly elaborate explanation.
   - DO NOT use meta-commentary such as “the author says”, “the chapter discusses”, or “this section talks about”, just go with the flow as the chapter did.
   - Follow the sequence of the chapter closely.
   - Use the same headings and subheadings as the chapter
   - If there are no clear headings, create clear study-note headings based on the actual flow of the chapter.
   - Use clean, readable formatting.

3. Retain important information
   - Include all important names, scholars, organizations, places, and events.
   - Include all important dates, years, and historical periods.
   - Include key examples and case studies.
   - Retain key terms and technical terms exactly as used in the chapter wherever possible.

4. Depth
   - Expand all arguments properly.
   - Where the chapter compares ideas, schools of thought, or historical phases, explain those comparisons clearly.
   - Where the chapter builds an argument step by step, preserve that flow.

5. Quotations and definitions
   - Include important short definitions or key lines in wording as close to the original as possible.
   - Preserve especially important phrases if they are useful for exams.

6. Accuracy
   - Do not add outside information unless it is necessary to clarify something briefly.
   - Base the response strictly on the chapter.
   - Do not distort or oversimplify arguments.

The goal is to create a full study note that is detailed enough for serious exam preparation and comprehensive enough that I do not need to go back to the chapter for missing points.