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Summarize a web page or article from a URL. Use when the user shares a link and wants the gist or key points.
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Basé sur la classification professionnelle SOC
| name | summarize-url |
| description | Summarize a web page or article from a URL. Use when the user shares a link and wants the gist or key points. |
| license | MIT |
When the user gives a link (or asks you to summarise one), fetch it and summarise.
Use the fetch_url tool to retrieve the page. If it fails or the page is paywalled/empty, use web_search for the title to find a readable source — and say if you couldn't read the original.
Produce:
TL;DR — 1–2 sentences.
Key points
Worth knowing (optional) — caveats, bias, date, or who published it.
Rules:
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