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Work · July 15, 2026

Homer's Odyssey Tree Viewer

I asked Codex 5.6 Sol Medium to one-shot a tree-view version of The Odyssey because I wanted to familiarize myself with it before I see the film. Think of it as an interactive Cliffs Notes where you can stay high level or drill down to the source text. I used Gemma-4-26B-A4B locally to do the summarization. Codex wrote the scripts, HTML tree viewer, and babysat the summarization pipeline. Each of the Odyssey's 24 books is distilled into a paragraph. When you click a paragraph, each paragraph of the source has been distilled to one sentence. Tapping any one sentence shows you the source…

Homer's Odyssey Tree Viewer launched on July 15, 2026 with 5 votes, #4,557 of 24,623 launches that month and more than 75% of that year's launches.

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What it does

Homer's The Odyssey tree viewer. View summaries of books & paragraphs that allow you to drill into the source material. - GitHub - pettijohn/homer-odyssey-tree: Homer's The Odyssey tree viewer. View summaries of books & paragraphs that allow you to drill into the source material.

View it live here: https://pettijohn.github.io/homer-odyssey-tree/ This project downloads Project Gutenberg's public-domain pg1728 HTML edition of The Odyssey , extracts Books I–XXIV, summarizes each source paragraph into one sentence, groups those paragraphs into model-generated ranges, and builds a standalone tree-view document. The finished viewer is index.html . It has no runtime dependencies and can be opened directly in a browser. Each book begins with one summary paragraph. Select any sentence in that paragraph to reveal the summaries for its group of usually 5–10 source paragraphs, then select a paragraph summary to reveal its source. The 5–10 range is guidance rather than a hard…from github.com

In the maker’s words, at launch

I asked Codex 5.6 Sol Medium to one-shot a tree-view version of The Odyssey because I wanted to familiarize myself with it before I see the film. Think of it as an interactive Cliffs Notes where you can stay high level or drill down to the source text. I used Gemma-4-26B-A4B locally to do the summarization. Codex…

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