Context Cruncher Demo

See how audio becomes structured context data

What is Context Cruncher?

Context Cruncher transforms casual voice recordings into clean, structured context data that AI systems can use for more personalized results. Using Gemini AI's multimodal capabilities, it processes audio directly - understanding, cleaning, and organizing your spoken words into useful context data.

Below is a real example using a voice recording about movie preferences. Notice how the raw, conversational audio has been transformed into organized, third-person context data ready for AI applications.

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Demo Results

This demo processes the example audio file (movie-prefs.opus) included in the repository. The audio contains casual thoughts about entertainment preferences, and Context Cruncher has extracted structured context data from it.

Markdown Output

Human-Readable

User's Entertainment Preferences - Israel-Based, Tired Parent

Entertainment Preferences

General

  • the user prefers to watch content that is either based on a true story or is credible
  • the user is not a fan of science fiction
  • the user enjoys content with intriguing stories
  • the user occasionally enjoys horror movies
  • the user likes thoughtful content
  • the user is not a fan of alarmist commentary about technology, but is interested in themes surrounding the parameters of privacy
  • the user prefers movies that take their time rather than overload with special effects and violence
  • the user does not enjoy World War movies or historical movies that depict wars, battles, and conquests
  • the user likes comedy movies, but not rom-coms
  • the user likes obscure travel content
  • the user is interested in technology, artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, politics, hacking, surveillance, and intelligence

Formats and Platforms

  • the user enjoys Netflix documentary series, especially offbeat documentaries
  • the user appreciates the content produced by Vice

Specific Movies and Genres

  • the user enjoys the genre of the absurd (e.g., Waiting for Godot)
  • the user liked the movies "Get Out", "The Matrix", "That Guy" (potentially "Vanilla Sky"), and "Limitless"
  • the user is interested in movies that explore the question of reality, such as "Inception"

Content Preferences Related to Israel

  • the user lives in Israel and follows geopolitical content
  • the user prefers content that explores conflict with less emphasis on the military aspect, focusing instead on personal narratives and interpersonal connections across divides
  • the user finds shows like "Fauda" too real and conflict-heavy
  • the user is a new parent and tired, making it difficult to navigate the geo-specific content restrictions imposed by streaming providers in Israel

Recommendation Preferences

  • the user is interested in recommendations of recently released content
  • the user wants recommendations that take into account the user's geographic location in Israel, and exclude content that is difficult to access there

Captured on: 2025-10-26 21:25:43

JSON Output

Machine-Readable
{ "human_readable_name": "User's Entertainment Preferences - Israel-Based, Tired Parent", "snake_case_filename": "user_entertainment_preferences_israel_tired_parent", "context_data": "## Entertainment Preferences\n\n### General\n\n- the user prefers to watch content that is either based on a true story or is credible\n- the user is not a fan of science fiction\n- the user enjoys content with intriguing stories\n- the user occasionally enjoys horror movies\n- the user likes thoughtful content\n- the user is not a fan of alarmist commentary about technology, but is interested in themes surrounding the parameters of privacy\n- the user prefers movies that take their time rather than overload with special effects and violence\n- the user does not enjoy World War movies or historical movies that depict wars, battles, and conquests\n- the user likes comedy movies, but not rom-coms\n- the user likes obscure travel content\n- the user is interested in technology, artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, politics, hacking, surveillance, and intelligence\n\n### Formats and Platforms\n\n- the user enjoys Netflix documentary series, especially offbeat documentaries\n- the user appreciates the content produced by Vice\n\n### Specific Movies and Genres\n\n- the user enjoys the genre of the absurd (e.g., Waiting for Godot)\n- the user liked the movies \"Get Out\", \"The Matrix\", \"That Guy\" (potentially \"Vanilla Sky\"), and \"Limitless\"\n- the user is interested in movies that explore the question of reality, such as \"Inception\"\n\n### Content Preferences Related to Israel\n\n- the user lives in Israel and follows geopolitical content\n- the user prefers content that explores conflict with less emphasis on the military aspect, focusing instead on personal narratives and interpersonal connections across divides\n- the user finds shows like \"Fauda\" too real and conflict-heavy\n- the user is a new parent and tired, making it difficult to navigate the geo-specific content restrictions imposed by streaming providers in Israel\n\n### Recommendation Preferences\n\n- the user is interested in recommendations of recently released content\n- the user wants recommendations that take into account the user's geographic location in Israel, and exclude content that is difficult to access there\n", "captured_on": "2025-10-26T21:25:43.200350" }

Key Features Demonstrated

Intelligent Cleaning

Removes filler words, tangents, and irrelevant information while preserving all meaningful context.

Structured Organization

Automatically organizes information into logical categories and hierarchies.

Third-Person Conversion

Transforms first-person narratives into third-person context data about "the user".

Multiple Formats

Outputs both human-readable Markdown and machine-readable JSON formats.