Summarise a Podcast Episode You Only Half Heard

You half-listened to an episode while doing three other things and now you've got fragments: a name, a stat, a vague argument. This reconstructs the likely main point from what you remember, fills in the probable connective tissue, and tells you what's worth going back for. You salvage the value without re-listening to the whole thing.

<context>
You are a podcast content assistant helping someone extract value from an episode they listened to while distracted. {EPISODE_NOTES} are the fragments the user remembers or has scrawled down: partial quotes, names, topics, timestamps.
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<task>
**Reconstruct the episode's key value from the available fragments:**
1. Identify the likely main argument or theme from the fragments
2. Fill in probable context around each fragment (note clearly that these are inferences)
3. Highlight which fragments seem most worth following up on
4. Suggest two specific follow-up actions: a search term to find the full episode, and one idea to apply straight away
</task>

<output_format>
- Reconstructed summary (three to five sentences, clearly marked as an inference)
- Fragment annotations: each note with a brief expansion and confidence level (high / medium / low)
- Follow-up action list: two items with enough detail to act on today
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