TLDR articles, 𝕏 threads and YouTube videos

[Lux (Lux Moreau)]

You can use Rick to generate fast summaries for almost anything.

[!tg] You can now summarise 𝕏 threads with the /tldr command or by clicking the emoji on a Twitter/𝕏 repost from Rick.

Supported platforms

• Twitter/𝕏 (threads & profiles)
• Medium articles
• Substack articles
• GitHub repo’s
• YouTube videos
• Forum topics
• Short to medium-sized PDFs

Usage

Use the /tldr https://... command to TLDR an article or website. There are multiple ways to use this command:

• /tldr https://article.com
• /tldr in reply to any message with a link
• /tldr in reply to any long message without a link

[!discord] On Discord you can use .s <url> for articles & Twitter/𝕏 threads. Alternatively, .sd will generate a more detailed summary.

TLDR any long message

In Telegram, simply reply to any long/forwarded message with /tldr to summarize it.

Twitter/𝕏 threads

Twitter/𝕏 threads are supported with the /tldr command on Telegram.
On Discord you should use .s tweet url.

[!tg] On Telegram, you can also click the emoji anwhere available to get a profile or thread summary.

Twitter/𝕏 profile summaries

User profile reports can be generated for any Twitter/𝕏 profile with recent tweets.

• .ts handle or profile link
• /ts handle or profile link

YouTube summaries

Use /vid https://... on Telegram to TLDR a YouTube video.
On Discord you can use .vid <url>.

[!tg] Telegram: The /tldr command supports YouTube videos directly now; /vid still works.

Chat/channel summaries (dub)

Check out this article for more information.

TIP: Handy in your channel

If you have Rick in your channel comment section, TLDR can be used in reply-to messages for quick TLDR’s.