Notebook LM-type Feature?

I'm liking the new AI tools in Logos—the study assistant is really cool. But I'm wondering if a tool similar to Google's Notebook LM would be useful. I've used it a couple of times for sermon prep when I've exported a couple of sections from a commentary in Logos and added them to Notebook so that their insights could be combined synthesized.

Maybe this tool could look something like:

Type in a passage you want to study
Resources appear and you can check the box if you want that resource included in a summary
Tool produces a document (or audio/podcast) that combines the insights of those passages

Thanks for considering!

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