🚀 AI-powered learning assistant that transforms YouTube lectures into summaries, Q&A, and quizzes using LLMs and Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG).
Students spend hours watching long YouTube lectures but struggle to:
- Retain key concepts
- Quickly revise content
- Test their understanding
StudyHelper solves this by converting video content into structured learning outputs:
- Concise summaries
- Context-aware Q&A
- Auto-generated quizzes
This reduces passive watching and enables active learning.
StudyHelper implements a full GenAI pipeline combining transcript extraction, retrieval, and LLM-based generation.
- Extract transcript from YouTube video
- Process and chunk the text
- Store embeddings for retrieval
- Use RAG to answer questions contextually
- Generate summaries and quizzes using LLM
- RAG (Retrieval-Augmented Generation) – Enables context-aware responses
- Groq API – Fast LLM inference for generation tasks
- YouTube Transcript API – Fetches video transcripts automatically
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🎥 YouTube Transcript Extraction
Automatically pulls transcript from any lecture video -
📝 Smart Summarization
Converts long content into concise notes -
❓ RAG-based Q&A
Ask questions and get answers grounded in video context -
🧪 Quiz Generation
Generates questions to test understanding -
⚡ Fast Inference with Groq
Low-latency responses for better UX
- Students preparing from YouTube lectures
- EdTech startups building AI learning tools
- Self-learners who want faster revision and comprehension
- Input: YouTube lecture link
- Output:
- Summary of key concepts
- Ability to ask questions about the lecture
- Auto-generated quiz for practice
User Input (YouTube URL)
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Transcript Extraction (YouTube API)
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Text Chunking + Embeddings
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Vector Retrieval (RAG)
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LLM (Groq)
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Outputs: Summary | Q&A | Quiz
- Python
- LangChain
- Groq API
- YouTube Transcript API
- Vector-based retrieval (RAG pipeline)
- Multi-video knowledge base support
- PDF / document upload integration
- Personalized learning paths
- UI/UX improvements for better interaction
Abhinav Mishra
GitHub: https://github.com/ninjaabhinav
This project is open-source and available under the MIT License.