🚀Launching BrainyRead – Convert YouTube videos into Notion-like pages using AI! Built using: Next.js- Web Framework - LLM Framework Supabase - Auth & DB Groq Inc - Transcription Cursor + Claude 3.5- IDE v0 - UI Novel (Steven Tey) + Tiptap - Editor

How it works: The video is transcribed using @GroqInc Whisper and then passed to a vision model that analyzes the content and generates the article in the backend. The generated articles are displayed in a Notion-like interface using Novel and @tiptap_editor.

Benefits: - Convert videos into SEO blog posts. - Write articles or chapters from videos. - Watch, read, and interactively learn from video content (code/visuals). - Instructional videos (cooking, DIY, courses, etc) can be followed in a stepwise written format.

Features: - Ask AI to expand, shorten, explain, or regenerate a topic based on the video. - Articles can be exported or published. - Any user can fork a published article for personal study. - Video transcript and content extracted, including code snippets and visuals.

Link to the app: I recorded the building process and will share it soon. Feedback is much appreciated! Is there anything else you'd like to see added? The demo video shows a video of @karpathy converted into an article—check it out on the website.

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@nextjs @LangChainAI @supabase @GroqInc @cursor_ai @v0 @steventey @tiptap_editor This is exactly what’s needed!

@nextjs @LangChainAI @supabase @GroqInc @cursor_ai @v0 @steventey @tiptap_editor Thanks! I'm glad you find it helpful.

@nextjs @LangChainAI @supabase @GroqInc @cursor_ai @v0 @steventey @tiptap_editor I gave it a try, and it's absolutely amazing!.

@nextjs @LangChainAI @supabase @GroqInc @cursor_ai @v0 @steventey @tiptap_editor Helpful tool. Did you write some code manually during the process of creating it? Or did you just let cursor handle everything ?

@nextjs @LangChainAI @supabase @GroqInc @cursor_ai @v0 @steventey @tiptap_editor Thanks! For the frontend app, probably 99% by claude and o1 within cursor. I am not a JS developer, so I rely highly on Cursor.