I've been using NotebookLLM for a few months now, which I quite enjoy. Sometimes I have a main source that is a website, and then I also want to add all of the linked sources. This is obviously very tedious, so today I created a quick little web interface that does the hard work for me.
The website takes in a link, and then scrapes all of the content from the link sources(and the original source) as Markdown using <a target="_blank" href="https://jina.ai/reader/">Jina API</a>. All of this Markdown is downloadable as a zip with all of the content in individual files.Then I can simply grab all of these files and upload them to NotebookLLM. This is part of my effort to build small, personalized projects with the help ofAI. I tend to use Claude the most. I took <a target="_blank" href="https://simonwillison.net/2024/Dec/19/one-shot-python-tools/">Simon Willison's idea</a> and created a Claude Project with project instructions that tell Claude how I want one-shot projects to be built. Plus, <a target="_blank" href="https://www.geoffreylitt.com/2024/12/22/making-programming-more-fun-with-an-ai-generated-debugger.html">AI makes coding projects easy and fun</a>.
Feel free to try it out <a target="_blank" href="https://link-content-scraper.anoliphantneverforgets.com">https://link-content-scraper.anoliphantneverforgets.com</a>.

I've been using NotebookLLM for a few months now, which I quite enjoy. Sometimes I have a main source that is a website, and then I also want to add all of the linked sources. This is obviously very tedious, so today I created a quick little web interface that does the hard work for me.

  
The website takes in a link, and then scrapes all of the content from the link sources(and the original source) as Markdown using [Jina API](https://jina.ai/reader/). All of this Markdown is downloadable as a zip with all of the content in individual files.Then I can simply grab all of these files and upload them to NotebookLLM.  
This is part of my effort to build small, personalized projects with the help ofAI. I tend to use Claude the most. I took [Simon Willison's idea](https://simonwillison.net/2024/Dec/19/one-shot-python-tools/) and created a Claude Project with project instructions that tell Claude how I want one-shot projects to be built. Plus, [AI makes coding projects easy and fun](https://www.geoffreylitt.com/2024/12/22/making-programming-more-fun-with-an-ai-generated-debugger.html).

Feel free to try it out [https://link-content-scraper.anoliphantneverforgets.com](https://link-content-scraper.anoliphantneverforgets.com).

Streamline your NotebookLM research workflow with this web tool that automatically scrapes and converts linked sources to Markdown format. Built with Claude

Link Content Scraper: Automate Source Collection for NotebookLM

Markdown Link Content Scraper

A software engineer for 9 years, working on backend, DevOps, and infrastructure projects. I build AI side projects, and recently contributed to open-source for https://www.deeplearning.ai/.
