README: restore full example content, fix tag alignment to stay under 100 cols

Author: npow

README.md

@@ -22,55 +22,47 @@ Paste in a transcript. Elicit extracts jobs-to-be-done, pain points, and workaro
 
 ```
 JOB-TO-BE-DONE
-  Synthesize interview data into a defensible product decision
-  importance: 9.1/10  satisfaction: 2.0/10  confidence: 0.94
-  "connecting the dots across 10 interviews to find the real
-   patterns — that's where I feel like I'm just guessing"
-
-PAIN POINTS  [severity: high]
-  • Interview insights rot in unstructured notes, invisible at
-    planning time
-    "all that information just sits in my Google Docs...trying
-     to remember what people said three months ago"
-
-  • No evidence trail from customer voice to product decision
-    "I can't really trace back to specific evidence. 'Trust me,
-     I talked to customers.' That doesn't fly anymore."
-
-WORKAROUND  [effort: high]
-  • Manual highlight → copy-paste → spreadsheet to find themes
-    "I'll highlight things, copy paste into a spreadsheet, try
-     to tag them. It's a mess."
-
-OPPORTUNITY  17.6 / 20
-  Automate the synthesis layer — surface patterns across
-  interviews and generate evidence-backed recommendations.
+  Synthesize interview data into a defensible, prioritized product decision
+  importance: 9.1/10 · satisfaction: 2.0/10 · confidence: 0.94
+  "connecting the dots across 10 interviews to find the real patterns —
+   that's where I feel like I'm just guessing"
+
+PAIN POINTS
+  • Interview insights rot in unstructured notes, invisible at planning time  [severity: high]
+    "all that information just sits in my Google Docs...trying to remember
+     what people said three months ago"
+
+  • No evidence trail from customer voice to product decision  [severity: high]
+    "I can't really trace back to specific evidence. 'Trust me, I talked
+     to customers.' That doesn't fly anymore."
+
+WORKAROUND
+  • Manual highlight → copy-paste → spreadsheet to find cross-interview themes  [effort: high]
+    "I'll highlight things, copy paste into a spreadsheet, try to tag them.
+     It's a mess."
+
+OPPORTUNITY SCORE: 17.6 / 20
+  Automate the synthesis layer — extract patterns across interviews and surface
+  evidence-backed recommendations without the 2-3 day manual slog.
 ```
 
-**After 3+ interviews, Elicit synthesizes across them:**
+**After 3+ interviews, Elicit synthesizes across them and generates a ranked recommendation:**
 
 ```
-#1 BUILD NOW
-priority: 0.91  confidence: 0.88  supported by: 4/4 interviews
+#1 BUILD NOW  (priority: 0.91 · confidence: 0.88 · supported by 4/4 interviews)
 
-  "Ship an automated synthesis view that surfaces recurring
-   JTBD and pain patterns across interviews, with evidence
-   chains to specific quotes."
+  "Ship an automated synthesis view that surfaces recurring JTBD and pain
+   patterns across all interviews, with evidence chains to specific quotes."
 
-  Rationale: Every interviewed PM spends 2-3 days/quarter
-  manually re-reading notes to find patterns they're not
-  confident they're catching. Satisfaction with workarounds
-  (spreadsheets, Dovetail) is near zero.
+  Rationale: Every interviewed PM spends 2-3 days/quarter manually re-reading notes
+  to find patterns they're not confident they're catching. Satisfaction with current
+  workarounds (spreadsheets, Dovetail) is near zero. High importance, no good solution.
 
   Evidence:
-    [pain] "all that information just sits in my Google Docs"
-           — Sarah, interview 1
-    [pain] "I end up with conflicting information"
-           — Maya, interview 2
-    [job]  "connecting the dots across 10 interviews"
-           — Sarah, interview 1
-    [wa]   "copy paste into a spreadsheet. It's a mess."
-           — Sarah, interview 1
+    [pain]  "all that information just sits in my Google Docs"           — Sarah, interview 1
+    [pain]  "I end up with conflicting information and I don't know why" — Maya, interview 2
+    [job]   "connecting the dots across 10 interviews"                   — Sarah, interview 1
+    [wa]    "copy paste into a spreadsheet, try to tag them. It's a mess"— Sarah, interview 1
 ```
 
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