A simple way to generate comprehensive, easy-to-skim docs from your meeting transcripts and large documents. Now supports GPT-4 Omni and Gemini Flash!
- Run
npx lumentis
in an empty directory. That's really it. You can skip the rest of this README. (Known issue if you've run Lumentis before: clear your npx cache withnpx clear-npx-cache
or you might get link errors. If you don't want to, you can also runnpx [email protected]
.) (DON'T run lumentis in the cloned repo!) - Feed it a transcript, doc or notes when asked.
- Answer some questions about themes and audience.
- Pick what you like from the generated outline.
- Wait for your docs to be written up!
- Deploy your docs to Vercel by pushing your folder and following the guide.
Lumentis lets you swap models between stages. Here's some docs exactly as Lumentis generated them, no editing. I just hit Enter a few times.
- The Feynman Lectures on Physics - taken from the 5 hour Feynman Lectures, this is Sonnet doing the hard work for 72 cents, and Haiku writing it out for 38 cents.
- Designing Frictionless Interfaces for Google - Mustafa Kurtuldu gave a wonderful talk on design and UX I wish more people would watch. Now you can read it. (Do still watch it) but this is Haiku doing the whole thing for less than 8 (not eighty) cents!
- How the AI in Spiderman 2 works - from something that's been on my list for a long time. Opus took about $3.80 to do the whole thing.
- Sam Altman and Lex Friedman on GPT-5 - Sam and Lex had a conversation recently. Here's Opus doing the hard work for $2.3, and Sonnet doing the rest for $2.5. This is the expensive option.
- Self-Discover in DSPy with Chris Dossman - an interesting conversation between Chris Dossman and Weviate about DSPy and structured reasoning, one of the core concepts behind the framework. Eugene splurged something like $25 on this 😱 because he wanted to see how Lumentis would do at its best.
- John Shulman OpenAI Podcast with GPT-4o - generated for about $1 in less than 20 seconds with GPT-4 Omni, from this awesome podcast!
- John Shulman Podcast with GPT-4o and Gemini Flash - generated for about the same in less than 10 seconds with GPT-4 Omni and Gemini Flash.
- Cost before run: Lumentis will dynamically tell you what each operation costs.
- Switch models: Use a smarter model to do the hard parts, and a cheaper model for long-form work. See the examples.
- Easy to change: Ctrl+C at any time and restart. Lumentis remembers your responses, and lets you change them.
- Everything in the open: want to know how it works? Check the
.lumentis
folder to see every message and response to the AI. - Super clean: Other than
.lumentis
with the prompts and state, you have a clean project to do anything with. Git/Vercel/Camera ready. - Super fast: (If you run with
bun
. Can't vouch for npm.)
Lumentis reads your transcript and:
- Asks you some questions to understand the themes and audience. Also to surf the latent space or things.
- Generates an outline and asks you to select what you want to keep.
- Auto generates structure from the information and further refines it with your input, while self-healing things.
- Generates detailed pages with visual variety, formatting and styles.
- Folders
- PDFs
- Auto-transcription with a rubber ducky
- Scraping entire websites
- Scientific papers
- Recursive summarisation and expansion
- Continuously updating docs