Three indexing strategies compared side by side. Paste a YouTube URL, text file, or plain text — chunking, embedding, LLM inference, and search all run in your browser.
Arms B and C run sequentially, not independently: Arm B summarizes each chunk first, then Arm C generates questions from Arm B's summaries (starting once a few are ready). Edit either prompt below before indexing to change what gets embedded for that arm and improve its search results — e.g. ask for more specific summaries, or questions phrased closer to how you actually search.
Query embedded and ranked by cosine similarity against raw chunk embeddings.
Each chunk summarized in 2-3 sentences. RRF fuses raw chunk similarity and summary similarity.
2-3 questions generated from each Arm B summary. RRF fuses raw chunk similarity and question similarity.