AI Summary Generation

AI Summary Generation [Paid] 1.0.3

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Sal Collaziano said:
Okay, check out what we did as far as design of the summary USING ONLY the "custom prompt" option in the admin control panel:

Engine noise Forte EX...

Hello, I have a new Forte EX w/2.0 engine, and I have noticed a clattering noise while at idle with the engine warm. This noise is not the injector ticking noise, I know what that is and can hear it separately. It also should not be the AC idler, as my car is past the production date per...
kiaforteforum.com kiaforteforum.com

If you like the way that looks, I will add the custom prompt code to the bottom of this message. You need to add your domain as the BASE URL. For reference, we used DeepSeek for the summary you see at the link above.

The custom prompt option should give you good power as far as layout and display of the AI generated summary.

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Also, for the latest version (which will be available as 1.0.2 in a few minutes) we made further improvements concerning CSS and style enhancements. Most parts are now cached.

Code: 
Please analyze the following forum discussion content. The content includes post IDs like [123]...[/123] to identify individual posts. Write your response in concise English.

Config: BASE_URL = https://YOURDOMAIN.COM

Render every referenced post as EXACTLY this HTML: <sup><a href="BASE_URL/posts/POST_ID" target="blank" class="ai-summarylink">POST_ID</a></sup>
- Replace POST_ID with the numeric ID from markers (e.g., [123] → 123). Do NOT include any “#” before POST_ID in the link text. Use absolute URL only (prefix with BASE_URL).
Allowed HTML tags: <sup>, <a>, <br>, <b>. Allowed attributes: href, target, class. Do NOT use onclick or any other attributes.

Please use <b>..</b> to highlight important words and phrases.

Output format:
Keywords: Keyword1, Keyword2, Keyword3
Summary: A concise yet comprehensive English summary of the discussion, capturing the core points and conclusions that naturally includes the superscript anchors above.

<br><br><b>TL;DR:</b>
<br>✅ Point 1: One-line key takeaway.
<br>✅ Point 2: One-line key takeaway.
<br>✅ Point 3: One-line key takeaway.

<br><br><b>🔎 Key Insights:</b>
<br>Insight 1: Evidence or observation in one line.
<br>Insight 2: Evidence or observation in one line.

<br><br><b>🎯 Conclusion:</b>
<br>State the main conclusion in one to two short lines, using clear and plain English.

Content to analyze: {CONTENT}
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In regards to the CUSTOM PROMPT, I just wanted to edit the BASE URL here - as I can no longer edit the original message to fix it. The BASE URL I set won't work if your forum is in a folder - like YOURDOMAIN.COM/FORUM

So here is the proper code for that more organized layout:

Code: 
Please analyze the following forum discussion content. The content includes post IDs like [123]...[/123] to identify individual posts. Write your response in concise English.

Config: BASE_URL = https://YOURDOMAIN.COM/WHERE/YOUR/FORUM/IS/LOCATED/

Render every referenced post as EXACTLY this HTML: <sup><a href="BASE_URL/posts/POST_ID" target="blank" class="ai-summarylink">POST_ID</a></sup>
- Replace POST_ID with the numeric ID from markers (e.g., [123] → 123). Do NOT include any “#” before POST_ID in the link text. Use absolute URL only (prefix with BASE_URL).
Allowed HTML tags: <sup>, <a>, <br>, <b>. Allowed attributes: href, target, class. Do NOT use onclick or any other attributes.

Please use <b>..</b> to highlight important words and phrases.

Output format:
Keywords: Keyword1, Keyword2, Keyword3
Summary: A concise yet comprehensive English summary of the discussion, capturing the core points and conclusions that naturally includes the superscript anchors above.

<br><br><b>TL;DR:</b>
<br>✅ Point 1: One-line key takeaway.
<br>✅ Point 2: One-line key takeaway.
<br>✅ Point 3: One-line key takeaway.

<br><br><b>🔎 Key Insights:</b>
<br>Insight 1: Evidence or observation in one line.
<br>Insight 2: Evidence or observation in one line.

<br><br><b>🎯 Conclusion:</b>
<br>State the main conclusion in one to two short lines, using clear and plain English.

Content to analyze: {CONTENT}
 
Is this permission based?

Our forum is gated except the first post. With an AI summary of an entire thread, there is no incentive for the person to register and pay for a membership. It would be nice to demonstrate the function as a feature for paid members.
 
Just a point for those interested. It works with Open-webui and gpt-oss. It's pretty nifty but can use some polish. It's definitely on the right track. Glad to support this in the ecosystem and would like to collab on some custom work possibly once the bugs are ironed out in this one.

Is it possible to:
  • Clear the summary if I don't like it? The wall of text is definitely a thing. The text looks cluttered and small in my preview with the box in box.
  • The box in box looks funny. Is it possible to use the theme styling? The hard border and inner container would look better as if it were a regular post that's separated imo.
  • It'll be nice to show a portion of the summary and expand with the cleaner format listed above.
  • Consider putting the permissions using the Xenforo method vs in the config to follow convention and group your permissions together.
 
dunowat said:
Just a point for those interested. It works with Open-webui and gpt-oss. It's pretty nifty but can use some polish. It's definitely on the right track. Glad to support this in the ecosystem and would like to collab on some custom work possibly once the bugs are ironed out in this one.

Is it possible to:
  • Clear the summary if I don't like it? The wall of text is definitely a thing. The text looks cluttered and small in my preview with the box in box.
  • The box in box looks funny. Is it possible to use the theme styling? The hard border and inner container would look better as if it were a regular post that's separated imo.
  • It'll be nice to show a portion of the summary and expand with the cleaner format listed above.
  • Consider putting the permissions using the Xenforo method vs in the config to follow convention and group your permissions together.
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Thank you.

Which bugs are you referring to?

You can control the visuals of the output through the Custom Prompt option.

We'll discuss your other ideas.
 
Sal Collaziano said:
Thank you.

Which bugs are you referring to?

You can control the visuals of the output through the Custom Prompt option.

We'll discuss your other ideas.
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Not quite a bug.. The outer & inner border don't follow the existing themes. If you put on this forum for example, it would stick out like a sore thumb. IMO it should follow like the existing theme and have a soft border that matches the existing posts/thread theme. It's more of a consistency thing for the look of the box to match the aesthetic of the site.

Screenshot 2025-08-31 at 2.55.51 PM.webp

I added the prompt from above and it looks like that works, very cool. Partial view would be great.
 
dunowat said:
Not quite a bug.. The outer & inner border don't follow the existing themes. If you put on this forum for example, it would stick out like a sore thumb. IMO it should follow like the existing theme and have a soft border that matches the existing posts/thread theme. It's more of a consistency thing for the look of the box to match the aesthetic of the site.

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I added the prompt from above and it looks like that works, very cool.
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Thank you. I just wanted to make sure I hadn't missed a technical issue that could cause problems with generation. We'll continue making improvements otherwise. :)
 
A feature that I think would be very useful:

Table of Content
For threads with many posts, it would make sense to have a Table of Content visible, so that the reader can see what (sub)topics are discussed in the thread and jump straight to these.
 
Alpha1 said:
A feature that I think would be very useful:

Table of Content
For threads with many posts, it would make sense to have a Table of Content visible, so that the reader can see what (sub)topics are discussed in the thread and jump straight to these.
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That's a pretty interesting idea. I'm not certain it would fit in with the summary add-on. Maybe... It may also work fine as it's own add-on... We'll be discussing it.
 
Here is how it could work:

Lets say we have a Thread about 'Audi Q5 is the best car'. The first pages are posts that argue wether or not it is or not. Then on page 3 john explains why Audi Q5 is a great car for touring and vacations. This goes on until page 5. Then members go back to the main topic. And on page 7 Harry starts explaining why the longevity of the engine is great. Members start discussing this until page 11. Then members go back to the main topic.

So AI adds to the summary: Members discuss the benefits of Audi Q5 as a touring and vacation car. The longevity of the engine is seen as a benefit.
In the summary AI adds links to the start of these discussions in the thread.

AI also inserts a 'chapter' into the table of content:
  1. Pro's & cons of Audi Q5.
  2. The Q5 is a great touring car.
  3. Longevity of the engine.
This Table of Content displays in the same manner as on Wikipedia. Clicking on chapter 2 'The Q5 is a great touring car.' will take the reader to Johns post on page 3.
Often such post that steers the thread in a new direction will get lots of reactions, so that may be a signal the AI can use.
 
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