# TLDR articles, 𝕏 threads and YouTube videos

**URL:** https://talk.markets/t/tldr-articles-threads-and-youtube-videos/3441
**Category:** Features
**Tags:** telegram, discord, rick-ai
**Created:** [5 September 2024 21:28 UTC](https://talk.markets/t/tldr-articles-threads-and-youtube-videos/3441 "2024-09-05T21:28:20Z")
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### Author: ![Lux](https://talk.markets/user_avatar/talk.markets/lux/32/15251_2.png) [@Lux](https://talk.markets/u/Lux)
#### Post date: [5 September 2024 21:28 UTC](https://talk.markets/t/tldr-articles-threads-and-youtube-videos/3441/1 "2024-09-05T21:28:20Z")

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

> [!tg] You can now [summarise 𝕏 threads](https://talk.markets/t/telegram-updates-for-rick/1155/23) with the / **tldr** command or by clicking the ✨ emoji on a Twitter/𝕏 repost from Rick.

# Supported platforms

- Twitter/𝕏 (threads & [profiles](https://talk.markets/t/tldr-articles-threads-and-youtube-videos/3441#p-12983-twitter-profile-summaries-5))
- 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.

 ![Example summary of a long telegram message](https://talk.markets/uploads/default/original/2X/d/d74939b4f0549b3f0d5a337d58654a71f3de06db.jpeg)

# Twitter/𝕏 threads

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

 ![image](https://talk.markets/uploads/default/original/2X/8/87ccb6419b2ee92762fc8b817c516a73782669a2.jpeg)

> [!tg] On Telegram, you can also click the ✨ emoji anwhere available to get a **profile** or **thread** summary.
> 
> ![A tweet preview, with various tool emoji's and engagement metrics such as comments, retweets, likes, and views displayed. (Captioned by AI)](https://talk.markets/uploads/default/original/2X/b/b7cbc6ae32a14c267778729dbca3e1e42f5e1efb.jpeg)

# Twitter/𝕏 profile summaries

**[User profile reports](https://talk.markets/t/twitter-profile-insights/2821)** can be generated for any Twitter/𝕏 profile with **recent tweets**.

- :discord: `.ts handle or profile link`
- :telegram: `/ts handle or profile link`

 ![Example Twitter profile summary](https://talk.markets/uploads/default/original/2X/3/31eaa2bcedf5e4e386d058be3b2f5c465d6f5515.jpeg)

# YouTube summaries

Use `/vid https://...` on Telegram :telegram: to TLDR a YouTube video.  
On Discord :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](https://talk.markets/t/chat-summaries/3443) for more information.

# TIP: Handy in your channel :telegram:

If you have Rick [in your channel comment section](https://talk.markets/t/adding-rick-to-your-telegram-channel/2144), TLDR can be used in reply-to messages for quick TLDR’s.

 ![TLDR in reply-to](https://talk.markets/uploads/default/original/2X/c/cb4d007e5ef44e4953b630c5118f646bf4c38b34.jpeg)
