AI Summarize Entire Book from Book Info Panel

Nathan Parker · 2024-12-14T23:28:23+00:00

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Sometimes I use ChatGPT to give myself a one-paragraph summary of an entire book before I even think about reading the book or AI summarizing paragraphs of it so I can see if the book itself is at all worth reading.

Logos' AI Summarize feature could also be added to the Book Info Panel to produce a one-click AI summary of the entire book, maybe a paragraph long, allowing us to quickly see which books are worth reading or summarizing further with the chapter AI summarizations.

Then I could pivot those summaries off of ChatGPT, as the less I have to bounce back to the web browser for, the better.

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Lukas

This would be a great option to get a summary of the complete book. Please add it.

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