LazyReader - a TL;DR machine that runs entirely in your browser (no servers, no keys, no excuses)
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Disclosure: this project and post were created with AI assistance - the code was written by an AI agent and tested in a real browser. What I Built LazyReader is a tiny web app that summarizes any long article right in your browser. You paste a wall of text, pick how lazy you're feeling ("one breath…
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- 2026-10-21 22:08 · DEV Community — AI
LazyReader - a TL;DR machine that runs entirely in your browser (no servers, no keys, no excuses)
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