🤖 Summarise your notes and notebooks! - Released a New Version! (v.0.2.3) 🚀

[HahaBill]

New Version of the Plugin: Summarise your notes and notebooks (v.0.2.3)!!

I am happy to announce that I have released the second version of the plugin! Please go check it out!

Plugin in Joplin's Website: Joplin Plugins - Summarise your notes and notebooks!

GitHub Repository: GitHub - joplin/plugin-ai-summarisation: 🤖 Joplin AI - Summarisation: The project aims to create note summaries to help users synthesize main ideas and arguments to identify salient points. This means that users will have a clear idea of what the note is about in a short piece of text with less mental effort.

Bug fixes:

• Sometimes, starting up the plugin should not cause an error in the main page in the panel.
• The opening summary note details page or summary configuration page should not cause an error when starting the app.
• Pressing Cancel in context menus should not summarise notes or notebooks.
• Summarising via context menus now only shows summaries in notes for now.
• Summarising multiple notes via notebook context menu now works as expected

Improvements:

• Adding Transformers.js to the plugin
• Allow users to add their summary titles
• UI/UX improvements in the summary configuration page
• All extractive summaries are now divided into paragraphs/new lines
• Adding a toggle view for displaying all summarised notes and the note/notebook project tree
• Adding more information markers about the feature and type of summarisation
• Adding more styling to the Tiptap editor
• Improved styling for "bubble menu" in Tiptap editor (highlighting text in the Tiptap editor -> choose bold/italic/strike-through
• Added unit tests to the repository to ensure that text pre-processing and unsupervised machine learning algorithms work as expected

Panel

Context Menus

Hide/Show Panel

Starting the Joplin will at first make the Joplin AI Summarization panel appear. Users can hide/show panel by using keyboard shortcuts: command + shift + f (MacOS) and ctrl + shift + f (Windows)

Flowchart

I have created this diagram to show how you can get your summaries.

Feedback

If you find something strange or you can see some improvements that need to be made, please do not hesitate to let me know. It is always great to hear other people's opinions and perspectives! Write your inputs by replying to this thread!

There are still some valuable improvements from v.0.1.0. I will make those in the future releases.

Thank you, and I hope you will have some fun with the plugin

[Eduardo]

Excellent plugin. Only one questions, how can I hide/show summarize panel on Linux, I have tried to create a new shortcut, but I could not do it. Thanks

[HahaBill]

Hi, I am glad that you like the plugin!

Normally, you should be able to hide/show with keyboard shortcuts. It's weird that you are not able to do that.

The other ways is to click on the "View" and then "Toggle Joplin AI Summarization Plugin" as shown in the video:

If you have more questions, feel free to ask!

[Eduardo]

Hi @HahaBill
Thanks, I can use the "View" menu option to hide it, sorry I checked it before, but I could not find it, but it is there. Thanks again.

[Eduardo]

Hi,
I would like to provide some feedback.
I have installed the plugin, but from my point of view and based on my daily workflow I use this in some particular occasion, not all the time.
For this reason, I would prefer if the AI summarize panel were hidden by default and only shown when I choose to unhide it.
Is this possible? Every time I open Joplin, the panel appears, and I have to hide it each time, except for when I need to use it.

[HahaBill]

Hi!

I see that it can be quite annoying, it should be possible to hide it. I made the plugin so it appears when installed and I haven't put this into consideration.

I am going to create a new setting for that so users can toggle the panel and save the configuration. This will be part of the next release