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Overview
This skill provides a TypeScript-based wrapper that fetches and summarizes any web content, including websites and YouTube videos. It exposes a CLI-driven workflow to retrieve content, handle dependency requirements, and produce concise summaries suitable for quick review or integration into other tools.
How this skill works
The skill uses a local CLI called summarize to fetch resources by URL, extract text or transcripts, and generate condensed summaries. Before running the tool you can inspect available options with summarize -h. If the CLI reports missing dependencies, load required environment secrets with source secrets to enable full functionality.
When to use it
- You need a quick high-level summary of a long article, blog post, or research paper.
- You want an overview of a YouTube video without watching the full runtime.
- You are building an automation that ingests web pages and stores summaries for search or tagging.
- You need to pre-screen multiple links and prioritize which to read in detail.
- You want to extract key points from news sites or frequently updated pages.
Best practices
- Run summarize -h first to see flags for output length, format, or transcript handling.
- If the CLI complains about missing dependencies, run source secrets to load environment variables and credentials before retrying.
- Provide specific URLs and, when available, prefer canonical pages or direct video links for better extraction.
- Use batching for multiple URLs to avoid repeated initialization and to speed up processing.
- Validate summaries against the original source for critical content before relying on them for decisions.
Example use cases
- Summarize a long technical blog to capture the implementation steps and key takeaways.
- Create brief abstracts of YouTube tutorials to decide which to watch for feature implementation.
- Automatically generate content previews for a news aggregator or newsletter.
- Extract main arguments from opinion pieces for research or debate prep.
- Produce short summaries for saved links in a knowledge base to speed future lookup.
FAQ
Run summarize -h to list flags and usage details.
What should I do if the tool reports missing dependencies?
Execute source secrets to load required environment variables and credentials, then retry the command.