alberduris
The Stravaleaks example above is just a showcase; you can point it at your codebase, a research paper, or any topic you want explained.
It's distributed as npx skill and also supports Anthropic /plugin system.
npx skills add https://github.com/alberduris/skills --skill newspaper-explainer
Source: https://github.com/alberduris/skills/tree/main/plugins/newsp...
Show HN: X's API is finally pay-per-use so I built a CLI for AI agents (Skill)
https://skills.sh/alberduris/skills/x-twitter
After years with the $200/m subscription, X/Twitter's API is finally pay-as-you-go.That unlocks endless use cases for CLI Agents with seamless Twitter access.So today I built this Skill: npx skills add alberduris/skills@x-twitterAgent-agnostic, works with anything (ofc including Claude Code). Comes with scripts your agent can run as CLI commands. I'm pretty obsessed with no-friction Agentic...
Even if you search for videos on a topic with hundreds of highly relevant YouTube videos, and explicitly ask it to find YouTube videos, it still says it found other relevant stuff, but not YouTube videos.
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.
Show HN: I crafted an LLM pipeline to generate insightful summaries
https://www.summiz.ai/summaries
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)...