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Turn a handbook into an FAQ.
Make a long internal handbook easier to navigate without inventing policy.
START WITHClaude
Claude accepts documents such as PDFs and DOCX files for analysis and summarization.
Official source · verified 2026-10-01 ↗Get ready
- Check that you may upload the handbook, then attach the PDF to Claude.
- Choose the audience and the questions people actually ask about the document.
Give it this
Use only the attached [handbook name] PDF to draft an FAQ for [audience]. Cover these questions first: [questions]. For every answer, cite the page or section in the PDF. If the handbook is silent or ambiguous, write 'not specified' and propose a question for the document owner. Keep policy wording faithful, distinguish rules from examples, and add the handbook version or date at the top. Do not invent exceptions.
Make it useful
- Open every cited page and compare the FAQ answer with the source wording.
- Ask the handbook owner to resolve ambiguous or outdated sections.
- Publish the checked FAQ with a link to the original handbook and its version date.
One thing to check. A generated FAQ may miss exceptions or misread a page. Treat the handbook and its owner as the authority.
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