Show HN: I crafted an LLM pipeline to generate insightful summaries

[alberduris]

Hi HN,

I've always been a curious learner often trying to listen to more podcasts and videos than I can actually manage.

Good summaries are great, but they are scarce. I hoped AI could help, but every AI summary tool I tried has been vague or plain.

I decided to build my own summarization tool. As an ex-NLP researcher, I knew the potential was there.

Now I feel I've come across something good: 1) Actually insightful summaries 2) Enjoyable to read 3) Two levels: a concise summary and an in-depth section covering everything

I'd love for you to read a summary and hear your thoughts.

—Alber

[alberduris]

I know the summaries are expensive, but it's the only way to maintain quality.

You can read any summary for free from the gallery.

If you want to create one, I've set up variable pricing so you can buy the exact number of minutes you need. I'm barely covering the operational costs.

I can't afford to offer a free summary for everyone, but if you really want to test the tool and can't afford it, just let me know below. But please, what I really need and appreciate is feedback, just to make sure it's not only me who thinks these summaries are actually useful.

[meiraleal]

First, congratulations on shipping! That's always something to be happy about.

About the product. The generated summary is really good. But I don't see people paying to generate this. I guess your best bet is to rank high with the content and profit from it.

[loglog]

Can we have summaries of HN discussion threads to alleviate FOMO on flame wars with 1000s of comments?