CruxxAI

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Nov 10, 2024 at 18:00 pm

Abstract

CruxxAI is summarizer package to make your reading experience better on the internet. It's a chrome extension that can be directly installed on your browser or you can use Cruxx API to integrate it in your applications.

Deliverables

  1. Chrome Extension : Not published on chrome web store yet, needs to be locally set up.
  2. Cruxx API : Live API that can be integrated with any project

Usage

Go on any website on the internet, and if there's a hyperlink that references to any website, just hover over it and you will a popover. Click Summarize button and the website will be scraped and summarized for you within seconds.

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API Reference

Cruxx API allows you to integrate website summzarization services directly within your application/project. The API provides support for the languages

  • Typescript/Javascript
  • Python
  • Go
  • Rust
  1. Summarize a website Examples :
{
    "data": {
        "url": "https://mahendradani.vercel.app",
        "summary": "This HTML code represents the website of Mahendra Dani, a developer and programmer passionate about solving problems using computers. The site features information about his work, including his personal projects like Genekriti (a platform for sustainable practices) and Rhymes and Fables (a story-sharing web app). It also showcases his blogs, with articles like \"Are Your React Components Really Reusable?\" and \"Hello World\".  You can find links to his GitHub, LinkedIn and X profiles in the footer for more detailed information. \n"
    },
    "error": null
}
  1. Summarize all external references from a website Examples:
{
    "data": {
        "url": "https://mahendradani.vercel.app",
        "summary": "This HTML code represents the website of Mahendra Dani, a developer and programmer passionate about solving problems using computers. The site features information about his work, including his personal projects like Genekriti (a platform for sustainable practices) and Rhymes and Fables (a story-sharing web app). It also showcases his blogs, with articles like \"Are Your React Components Really Reusable?\" and \"Hello World\".  You can find links to his GitHub, LinkedIn and X profiles in the footer for more detailed information. \n"
    },
    "error": null
}