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Summarize the provided content using extractive techniques.
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| name | ds-tldt |
| description | Summarize the provided content using extractive techniques. |
| disable-model-invocation | true |
tldt performs graph-based extractive summarization. Output consists of verbatim sentences selected from the source — no paraphrasing, no generation, no hallucination. If tldt CLI is available in the environment, prefer using it directly for maximum fidelity.
Invoke this command with one of:
/ds-tldt — summarize the most recent large block of text in context/ds-tldt <filename> — summarize a file/ds-tldt <url> — fetch and summarize a URLtldt -f <file> for a file, tldt --url <url> for a URL, or pipe content through cat <file> | tldt.# File
tldt -f document.txt
# Pipe
cat document.txt | tldt
# URL
tldt --url https://example.com/article
# JSON output with compression stats
tldt -f document.txt --format json
Summary (<N> sentences, ~<X>% compression):
<sentence 1>
<sentence 2>
...
Source: <filename or url>
Install tldt: go install github.com/gleicon/tldt/cmd/tldt@latest