A full-stack AI-powered tool that fetches and summarizes web articles using LangChain.js and OpenAI GPT-3.5.
This project is an experimental AI pipeline for summarizing articles, built to explore LangChain’s capabilities in handling long text, contextual summarization, and structured outputs.
- Fetch article content dynamically from any valid URL.
- Chunk-based contextual summarization for long articles, processed progressively.
- Extract Key Points and generate Suggested Titles based on user-selected options.
- Dynamic prompt engineering with structured JSON outputs.
- Frontend built with Next.js, allowing users to input URLs, select summary options, and view results in real-time.
- Support for fake vs real pipeline, for easy testing without API costs.
- The user submits a URL and selects what they want (summary, key points, title).
- The article content is fetched and split into manageable chunks.
- Each chunk is summarized contextually, updating a global summary progressively (manual memory approach).
- Once all chunks are processed, the final summary is analyzed again to extract key points and suggest a title.
- The result is returned as a structured JSON, allowing for clean UI presentation.
- Contextual Summarization: Summarizing progressively for better coherence.
- Structured Output: Returning JSON makes it easier to work with and extend.
- API Experimentation: This setup allows for learning how to manage AI-driven processes practically.
- Node.js / Next.js – Full-stack JavaScript.
- LangChain.js – Orchestration for LLMs.
- OpenAI GPT-3.5 – Language model for summarization.
- Cheerio.js – For extracting text from HTML content.
- CSS Modules – Scoped styling for clean UI.
This project is in progress and will be expanded to explore other AI techniques in the future.
Planned enhancements:
- Multi-document support.
- File uploads (PDF, DOCX).
- Rate limiting and caching.
- GitHub Actions for automated testing.