It tries to be a quick CLI that accepts one value and determines if it is a Github Repo, GH PR or GH issue URL, Arxiv or Sci-hub paper, or web documentation or Youtube URL and returns that respective file, repo, transcript or page data flattened into one text file to the clipboard for quick pasting into an LLM for ingestion. It creates a low token version of the output file and a token count to the console.

Lately with Claude Opus I have been able to quickly pass quite a large amount of information in one "shoot from the hip" prompt and ask questions like, "Compare these two repos, use them as a reference and build this new thing I just thought of and use this Arxiv paper and library documentation as a guide. Read it back to me before writing code, think step by step, here's a tip, etc" with all of the effort involved in a few cut and pastes of URLS and one barely coherent run-on sentence. The results have positive.

It has an MIT license for free use.

I would greatly appreciate any critical feedback, suggestions or PRs.