When using LinkLooker on a GitHub link, the AI usually just says weird stuff about how to search.
Given that it's already standard to explain your project in a README.md file, I think it would make a lot of sense to have a special case for links to GitHub repos, where the AI is asked to summarize only the README file.
It would probably be a good idea to do the same thing with the GitLab, but the thing is that you can self-host GitLab under any URL. So instead of using the URL, we'll have to look for:
I've got it working with GitHub links. It should be simple enough to extend this foundation to GitLab and other types of sites (Twitter?), but I'm going to take a break for now.
When using LinkLooker on a GitHub link, the AI usually just says weird stuff about how to search.
Given that it's already standard to explain your project in a README.md file, I think it would make a lot of sense to have a special case for links to GitHub repos, where the AI is asked to summarize only the README file.
It would probably be a good idea to do the same thing with the GitLab, but the thing is that you can self-host GitLab under any URL. So instead of using the URL, we'll have to look for: