bookmark-summary
用 LLM 和 jina reader 生成的总结
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The 'bookmark-summary' repository reads bookmarks from 'bookmark-collection', extracts text content using Jina Reader, and then summarizes the text using LLM. The detailed implementation can be found in 'process_changes.py'. It needs to be used together with the Github Action in 'bookmark-collection'.
README:
读取 bookmark-collection 中的书签,使用 jina reader 获取文本内容,然后使用 LLM 总结文本。详细实现请参见 process_changes.py。需要和 bookmark-collection 中的 Github Action 一起使用。
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