This is a submission for the New Year, New You Portfolio Challenge Presented by Google AI
About Me
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I am a medical student with zero coding knowledge. Three years ago, I wouldn't have known how to change a font color. Today, I am competing in a global $100k hackathon.
The Problem: NotebookLM is a miracle for students, but it has a 200MB limit. Medical textbooks are massive.
The Solution: I used Google Gemini 1.5 Pro to "vibe code" a solution. I created Content Cupper, a tool that runs entirely in your browser. It "cups" (splits) massive PDFs into perfect slices for AI ingestion without ever uploading your private files to a server.
Could you imagine how crazy this is? Just 3 years ago, a student with zero knowledge of coding joining a global competition was impossible. AI has really changed how things work.🚀
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How I Built It
I discussed everything with Gemini 1.5 Pro and follow the guidance given
The Project: A single-file HTML/CSS .
The Process: I described my idea to Gemini, and it gave me the code.
The Brains: Google Gemini 1.5 Pro (via AI Studio).
The Process: I used "Vibe Coding"—describing my medical needs to Gemini, and it generated the HTML, CSS, and Python logic.
The Hosting: Hosted instantly on Netlify for the global stage.
The Innovation: I’m building a "Splitter" logic to help medical students digest large files textbooks to break the limitation of NotebookLM.
What I'm Most Proud Of
"Breaking the Barrier for the Rest of Us"
I am most proud of the idea behind this project. It feels like a waste when world-changing tools like NotebookLM exist, but non-tech savvy people can't fully utilize them because of technical file limits.
I know there are thousands of people just like me—medical students, researchers, and non-tech-savvy dreamers—who want to learn but are blocked by a "200MB limit" or a "2GB video file."
I am proud that I didn't let my lack of coding knowledge stop me. Instead, I used Gemini to build a Splitter that cuts through the noise, allowing anyone to take a massive source and "cup" it into the perfect sections for AI ingestion. I'm proud to be building a tool that helps the "average" person become a "super-learner."
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