# Report summary worksheet

AIViewer practice material. Version: September 9, 2026.

Report title/version: ______________________
Reader and purpose: _______________________
Prepared by/date: _________________________

## Before drafting

- Identify the source pages, tables, and notes available to you.
- State which details the reader needs to make the intended decision.
- Identify gaps, unreadable sections, and information that is out of scope.

## Prompt to adapt

Summarize the supplied report for [reader and purpose], using only that report. Preserve the main results, important figures and their denominators, limitations, and decision status. Do not invent benefits, approvals, owners, or dates. After the summary, list each numerical or decision-related claim with its supporting page or section. Mark missing information as unknown. Use a length appropriate to the task.

## Check against the source

| Summary claim | Source page/section | Supporting fact | Calculation or qualification | Keep/correct/unresolved |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Main result | | | | |
| Key number | | | | |
| Cost/resource use | | | | |
| Limitation | | | | |
| Decision/next action | | | | |

## Before sharing

- Recalculate important numbers with the correct denominators.
- Check that a request, proposal, or recommendation did not become an approval.
- Preserve exclusions and uncertainty that could affect the decision.
- Confirm that the summary answers its reader's actual question.
- Record unresolved issues and keep the source version with your notes.

Final summary:

____________________________________________________________________

Unresolved issues:

____________________________________________________________________

Checking fidelity to a report does not prove the underlying report is true.

This is AIViewer's AI-generated teaching worksheet. It is not an official NIST template. General source-review guidance: https://doi.org/10.6028/NIST.AI.600-1, section 2.2 and action MS-2.5-003.