Control NotebookLM From ChatGPT, Grok, Mistral, Gemini and more. IT'S CRAZY ๐Ÿ”ฅ

Control NotebookLM From ChatGPT, Grok, Mistral, Gemini and more. IT'S CRAZY ๐Ÿ”ฅ

Introduction to Jacht Gro Gemini

Overview of the Tools

  • Jacob introduces the concept of controlling a notebook through chat interfaces on desktop using Jacht Gro Gemini.
  • He mentions the release of Notebook LM MCP, thanking contributors for their feedback and support.
  • Jacob discusses ongoing updates to the MCP, specifically addressing authentication issues that can last between 10 to 20 minutes.

Authentication Improvements

  • Automated background authentication is introduced, which will run Chrome in headless mode when token expiration is detected.
  • The goal is to ensure that Chrome does not remain in memory after use, enhancing performance and user experience.

Setting Up MCP Super Assistant

Installation Process

  • Jacob explains how MCP Super Assistant injects elements into chat UIs and supports multiple platforms but notes its clunky usability.
  • He demonstrates adding the tool to his Chromium-based browser and confirms successful installation.

Configuration Steps

  • A server needs to be run for connection; Jacob navigates through setup instructions without entering developer mode.
  • He creates a configuration file (config.json), utilizing an example from Notebook LM for guidance.

Running Commands and Testing Functionality

Command Execution

  • After setting up, Jacob runs commands in a terminal where the config file is located, confirming successful execution.

Interaction with Chat Interfaces

  • He emphasizes educating the chat interface on interacting with MCP by inserting necessary information each time it loads.

Testing Notebooks with ChatGPT and Grock

Initial Test Attempts

  • Jacob attempts to list notebooks using ChatGPT but encounters issues due to untested functionality prior to this session.

Successful Interaction with Grock

  • Switching to Grock yields better results as he successfully retrieves notebook information despite initial formatting surprises.

Researching Nvidia Rubin Notebook LM

Initial Instructions and Model Selection

  • The speaker requests a fast web research on the Nvidia Rubin notebook LM, expressing frustration with the current model's performance.
  • They instruct to use MCP tools for executing the task, indicating confidence in the model's ability to run without further input.

Execution of Research Task

  • The speaker checks the status of the research but encounters limits due to free usage constraints; however, they confirm that instructions were executed.
  • Transitioning to Gemini, they highlight its capability to attach multiple notebook LMs and ask questions, noting this feature inspired their own ideas about MCP.

Management and Configuration Challenges

  • The speaker discusses needing an interface for end-to-end management of notebooks and attempts to configure settings for checking research status.
  • They express hope that using a different thinking model will yield better results while manually initiating processes.

Results from Notebook Interaction

  • After refreshing their notebook page, they expect all sources to be added as confirmation of successful execution.
  • Acknowledging limitations with free versions of Grock compared to paid ones, they note differences in performance between models like ChatGPT and others.

Final Attempts with Paid Account

  • The speaker shares their preference for other AI models over ChatGPT due to perceived inefficiencies and mentions hitting usage quotas.
  • Switching to a paid account allows them another attempt at running commands successfully within ChatGPTโ€™s environment.

Successful Completion of Tasks

  • They successfully configure commands for identifying notebooks and generating infographics, demonstrating improved functionality with paid access.
  • The process culminates in creating an infographic within the notebook, showcasing effective multi-tasking capabilities of the AI when properly configured.

Conclusion on Performance Observations

  • The speaker reflects on their experience over 20 minutes without issues or expiration notices during tasks performed under a paid subscription.
Video description

I did it, I can control NotebookLM from my favorite AI chats, and now you can too! Learn how to control NotebookLM directly from ChatGPT, Grok, and Gemini using the Model Context Protocol (MCP). In this video, I demonstrate the MCP SuperAssistant Chrome/Firefox Extension and my custom NotebookLM MCP server. I also announce a major feature in the new v0.1.9 update which introduces auto-background authentication (!!), effectively fixing the "annoying" 20-minute re-auth cycle. Watch as we test the "Thinking" models and see which AI platform actually handles tool-calling best. You can use this guide to add additional MCPs for your AI chats using the MCP Super Assistant. โœ… How to install and configure MCP SuperAssistant in Chrome. โœ… Setting up your NotebookLM MCP Server with the v0.1.9 update. โœ… Real-world tests: ChatGPT Pro & Free vs. Grok Fast/Expert vs. Gemini Thinking. โœ… See how I automated research and infographic creation via MCP. 00:00 - Control NotebookLM from ANY AI Chat 01:15 - New Update: Auto-Background Authentication ๐Ÿ”ฅ 01:42 - What is MCP SuperAssistant and How to install it 03:08 - MCP SuperAssistant setup with NotebookLM MCP 04:23 - ChatGPT Test: Free vs. Pro Limitations 06:20 - Grok Demo: Why Model Choice Matters 08:48 - Gemini Thinking: The Ultimate MCP Experience 10:45 - Troubleshooting & Final Tips ๐Ÿ”— My NotebookLM MCP GitHub: https://github.com/jacob-bd/notebooklm-mcp ๐Ÿ”— MCP SuperAssistant Extension: https://mcpsuperassistant.ai/ ๐Ÿ’ฌ What is the first thing you're going to do after you connect your chat with Notebook LM? Let me know in the comments! ๐Ÿ”” Subscribe for more deep dives into the Model Context Protocol and AI agent workflows. #NotebookLM #MCP #ChatGPT #AIResearch #ModelContextProtocol #GrokAI