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Yes, you should have introductory text for every chapter in a technical work. However, you don't necessarily need to have a dedicated paragraph.

Ideally, you would use the chapter's title to clearly indicate what the chapter is about. And if each chapter describes a step in a process that has distinct inputs and outputs, you may want to include a plainly labeled "Inputs and Outputs" section (or sections) in each chapter.

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