smithery.ai

learning-content-summarizer

Summarizes technical/AI/data content from URLs, YouTube videos, or how-to guides into actionable step-by-step learning instructions. Use when given a video, article, or tutorial URL to convert into a learnable guide.

First seen Mar 28, 2026

Installation

$ npx skills add https://smithery.ai

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  • skill md SKILL.md 3,356 B
  • docs SUMMARY.md 251 B

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  1. First seen on skills.sh
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SKILL.md

Learning Content Summarizer

Transforms technical content (videos, articles, tutorials) into optimized step-by-step learning guides for rapid skill adoption.

Capabilities

  • Extract key concepts from YouTube videos, articles, and documentation
  • Create structured, actionable step-by-step instructions
  • Capture screenshots at critical moments for visual reference
  • Identify prerequisites and dependencies
  • Highlight common pitfalls and pro tips
  • Generate practice exercises for reinforcement

Workflow

1. Content Ingestion

When given a URL:

  1. Use readwebpage to fetch the content
  2. For YouTube videos, extract video ID and use transcript if available
  3. Identify the content type: tutorial, explanation, demo, or reference

2. Content Analysis

Extract and organize:

  • Goal: What will you be able to do after completing this?
  • Prerequisites: Required knowledge, tools, accounts, or setup
  • Key concepts: Core ideas explained simply (ELI5 where helpful)
  • Time estimate: Realistic time to complete hands-on

3. Step-by-Step Guide Generation

Create instructions following this structure:

# [Topic Title]

## 🎯 Goal
One-sentence outcome statement.

## ⚙️ Prerequisites
- [ ] Tool/software installed
- [ ] Account created
- [ ] Prior knowledge required

## ⏱️ Time Estimate
~X minutes/hours

## 📋 Steps

### Step 1: [Action Title]
**What**: Brief description
**Why**: Reason this step matters
**How**:
1. Specific action
2. Specific action
3. Verify: Expected result

> 💡 **Tip**: Pro tip or shortcut

> ⚠️ **Watch out**: Common mistake to avoid

### Step 2: [Action Title]
...

## ✅ Verification
How to confirm you've succeeded.

## 🔗 Next Steps
What to learn next for deeper understanding.

## 📚 Resources
- Original source link
- Related documentation
- Community/support links

4. Screenshots and Visuals

When processing video content or when visuals are critical:

  1. Note timestamps where key UI/visuals appear
  2. Describe what the screenshot should capture
  3. If user provides screenshots, use look_at to analyze and reference them

For web content:

  1. Identify diagrams or UI elements worth capturing
  2. Describe or link to relevant visual assets

Output Guidelines

  • Be actionable: Every step should be something the user can DO
  • Be specific: Include exact commands, button names, menu paths
  • Be sequential: Order matters—dependencies first
  • Be concise: Cut fluff, keep only what helps learning
  • Be practical: Focus on "how" over "why" (unless understanding is crucial)

Example Usage

User provides: "Summarize this video: https://youtube.com/watch?v=...";

Response structure:

  1. Acknowledge the content type
  2. Fetch/analyze the content
  3. Generate the structured guide
  4. Offer to save as a markdown file in the repo

Integration with Learn In Public

When appropriate, offer to:

  • Save the guide to weeks/YYYY/week-XX/ as a detailed post
  • Link it from the weekly README
  • Tag with appropriate category (💻 AI, Data & Programming)