summarize

# Summarize Fetch a URL and create a structured summary note in your resources folder. Usage: `/summarize [url]` --- ## Step 1: Get the URL If provided after the command, use it directly. If not, ask: > What URL do you want to summarize? --- ## Step 2: Check Bookmarks Grep `[resources_folder]/Bookmarks.md` for the URL. If found, note it silently : you will offer to remove it after the summary note is saved (Step 7). --- ## Step 3: Ask for Context Optional but helpful : ask: > Why are you saving this? (e.g., research for a project, reference for later, interesting read) This context shapes how the summary is framed. --- ## Step 4: Fetch and Read Fetch the URL content. If it fails: > I couldn't fetch that URL. You can paste the content directly and I'll summarize it. Read the full page content. --- ## Step 5: Extract Key Information Identify: - **Title** of the article/page - **Author** and publication date (if available) - **Core thesis or main point** - **Key arguments or findings** (3-7 points) - **Memorable quotes** (1-3 if applicable) - **Actionable takeaways** (if any) - **Content type**: article, documentation, paper, blog post, video transcript, etc. --- ## Step 6: Choose Subfolder and Save **Resolve subfolder:** 1. Glob existing subfolders in `[resources_folder]/*/` 2. Suggest a kebab-case subfolder based on the article's topic (max 2 levels, e.g. `productivity/tools`) 3. Present to user: "I'd file this under `[resources_folder]/[suggested-pat...