# \\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\"Generating Philosophy - Text-Internal Evaluation (CEV)\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\" I would like you to create me some audio... ## Retrieval Notes - Session id: `665d89e9-1749-43ff-8d66-b2e8c6708da3` - Last activity: `2026-02-24T14:03:53.411Z` ## My Notes <!-- Add your notes here. This section is preserved across syncs. --> ## Conversation ### User "Generating Philosophy - Text-Internal Evaluation (CEV)" I would like you to create me some audio overviews using the notebook lmcli um this is something you should understand because we've talked about it before so if you don't understand consult your knowledge. The notebook LM CLI is already installed. What I would like you to do is I would like you to use that CLI to record a long audio overview in which the texts in notebook are selected which are most relevant to this note and the text within it. When you search for the notebook in question, there was already a notebook in question on Notebook LM called Generating Philosophy. It has many sources, including individual chapter versions of the Lipton book and individual chapter versions of other books. So there's a lot of different sources within within there. This is the one you want and this is the notebook that should create the audio the audio overview. Please do not make a mistake and choose the wrong notebook. There is another notebook with a very similar name, which just has one source inside it. That is not the one we want. Clear? ### Assistant Let me think through this carefully. Nick wants me to: 1. Read the current note to understand its content 2. Use the NotebookLM CLI to create an audio overview 3. Find the correct notebook (the one called "Generating Philosophy" with many sources, not the one with just one source) 4. Select sources most relevant to the note's content 5. Generate a long audio overview First, I need to read the note to understand what it contains. Then I need to consult my knowledge about the NotebookLM CLI to understand how to use it properly. Let me also check the daily notes for recent context. Let me start by reading what I need. ### Assistant Good, I've read the note and daily context. Now I see there was a session earlier today about NotebookLM integration. Let me check the knowledge base for NotebookLM CLI information, and also read the session note for Generating Philosophy. ### Assistant Let me find and read the video note about the NotebookLM CLI integration, and also check for any CLI tool: