Summarize content from URLs, local files, and YouTube videos via CLI.
npx skills add https://github.com/run6270/skill --skill summarize-run6270
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: summarize Source: https://github.com/run6270/skill/tree/main/summarize Command: npx skills add https://github.com/run6270/skill --skill summarize-run6270
This Skill streamlines information consumption by providing concise summaries of lengthy online content, local files, and video transcripts.
Summarize the content of the URL https://example.com using the default model.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
You can summarize web pages, PDFs, and videos by running the summarize command-line tool, which extracts content from URLs and local files to generate concise text outputs.
To extract information and summarize content, you need an API key from a supported LLM service provider like OpenAI, Anthropic, xAI, or Google for the AI model to process your inputs.
Yes, you can summarize YouTube video transcripts and local images directly by providing their links or file paths to the tool, which automatically handles extraction and text generation.
You can configure output length and format by adjusting the settings within the summarize tool, allowing you to control the extraction methods and final presentation of the generated summary.
Yes, you need to install the external 'summarize' binary on your system before you can process local PDFs, images, and audio files for content extraction and summarization.
The best way to condense information from local files and web URLs is using a CLI summarization tool that supports various AI models to automatically extract key points and generate concise summaries.
ratbaseSummarize and transcribe content from URLs, local files, and YouTube videos using LLM providers.
josenaldoExtract YouTube video transcripts into structured Markdown notes with summaries and timestamps.
JamesFincherExtract text and structured content from PDFs via OCR or pymupdf.
HKUDSSummarize URLs, YouTube videos, PDFs, and text files into concise overviews.
