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Currently, our summarizer API doesn't handle large documents efficiently. When the input text exceeds the model's context window, the API fails to process. Users need to manually split large texts and manage the summarization process themselves, which is error-prone and creates inconsistent results.
Proposed Enhancement
Add automatic text splitting and recursive summarization capabilities to the API, with progress monitoring through callbacks.
Key Features
Automatic Document Chunking
Split large documents into manageable chunks automatically
Maintain context through overlapping chunks
Smart splitting at natural boundaries (sentences/paragraphs)
Configurable chunk sizes and overlap amounts
Recursive Summarization
Process chunks recursively for very large documents
Combine intermediate summaries intelligently
Maintain consistent summarization quality across the document
Here's a demo and source code for the client-side solution. It does support overlapping chunks here. It uses langchain.js for chunking text and the Summarizer API for generating summaries, with handwritter recursive summarization.
Problem
Currently, our summarizer API doesn't handle large documents efficiently. When the input text exceeds the model's context window, the API fails to process. Users need to manually split large texts and manage the summarization process themselves, which is error-prone and creates inconsistent results.
Proposed Enhancement
Add automatic text splitting and recursive summarization capabilities to the API, with progress monitoring through callbacks.
Key Features
Automatic Document Chunking
Recursive Summarization
Progress Monitoring
Example Usage
Benefits
Better User Experience
Improved Summary Quality
Developer Flexibility
Backward Compatibility
The enhanced API maintains full compatibility with the current simple usage pattern:
Implementation Considerations
Chunking Strategy
Resource Usage
Error Handling
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