AI powered Article Summarizer
This guide will help you build an AI-powered article summarization system. The workflow processes article URLs provided by users, extracts content using the Firecrawl scraper node, and generates a concise summary using an LLM node. This system enables efficient data extraction and quick information retrieval, making it easier to digest lengthy articles.
What You'll Build
A simple API that processes article URLs provided by users, extracts content using the Firecrawl scraper node, and generates a concise summary using an LLM node. This API enables seamless data extraction, making it easier to quickly understand and analyze lengthy articles for a wide range of applications.
Getting Started
1. Project Setup
- Sign up at Lamatic.ai (opens in a new tab) and log in.
- Navigate to the dashboard and click Create New Flow.
- You'll see different sections like Flows, Data, and Models
2. Creating a New Flow
- Navigate to Flows, select New Flow, and choose Create from Scratch as your starting point.
- Click "New Flow"
- Select "Create from Scratch"
3. Setting Up Your API
- Click "Choose a Trigger"
- Select "API Request" under the interface options
- Configure your API:
- Add your Input Schema
- Set url as parameter in input schema
- Set response type to "Real-time"
4. Scraping the data using Firecrawl
- Click the + icon to add a new node
- Select the Scraper node
- Select the credentials
- Add 'url' as parameter
5. Adding AI Text Generation
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Click the + icon to add a new node
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Choose "Text LLM"
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Configure the AI model:
- Select your "Open AI" credentials
- Choose "gpt-4-turbo" as your Model
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Set up your prompt:
I will provide you with a markdown file containing an article. Extract the key points and generate a detailed yet concise summary, capturing the main ideas, arguments, and insights presented in the article. Ensure the summary is well-structured and easy to understand. Markdown Content: {{scraperNode_520.output.markdown}}
- You can add variables using the "Add Variable" button
5. Configuring the reponse
- Click the API response node
- Add Output Variables by clicking the + icon
- Select variable from your Text LLM Node
7. Test the flow
- Click on 'API Request' trigger node
- Click on Configure test
- Fill sample value in 'url' and click on test
8. Deployment
- Click the Deploy button
- Your API is now ready to be integrated into Node.js or Python applications
- Your flow will run on Lamatic's global edge network for fast, scalable performance
9. What's Next?
- Experiment with different prompts
- Try other AI models
- Add more processing steps to your flow
- Integrate the API into your applications
10. Tips
- Save your tests for reuse across different scenarios
- Use consistent JSON structures for better maintainability
- Test thoroughly before deployment
Now you have a working AI-powered API! You can expand on this foundation to build more complex applications using Lamatic.ai's features.