I sometimes attach full documents when a short summary would be enough, creating unnecessary back-and-forth.

This feature helps you share concise, relevant information instead of attaching entire documents when a brief summary will do. It reduces unnecessary follow-up questions and speeds up alignment by giving others the context they need upfront.

This feature is designed for situations where you are about to share a full document, but the recipient likely only needs the key points. It encourages you to provide a short, structured summary that captures the most important context, decisions, and next steps. By leading with a summary, you make it easier for others to understand the request or update without opening and reading an entire file. This reduces back-and-forth caused by missing context, unclear asks, or recipients scanning for what matters. It is especially useful for long reports, meeting notes, proposals, and technical documents where only a few sections are relevant. In day-to-day communication, it helps you tailor what you share to the audience and the decision being made. The feature also supports faster reviews by making it clear what feedback you want and what constraints apply. When deeper detail is needed, you can still attach the full document as a reference, while keeping the primary message short. Overall, it improves clarity, saves time for both sender and recipient, and helps conversations move forward with fewer iterations.