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youtube-research

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Research and learn any topic from YouTube. Use when the user wants to understand, study, or get up to speed on a subject using video content — e.g. "what does YouTube say about X", "learn/research X from videos", "summarize the best videos on X", "find and explain a tutorial/talk/interview about X". Searches for relevant videos, pulls their transcripts, and synthesizes an answer with citations and timestamps. Also handles narrow requests: find videos by keyword/channel, or get the transcript of a single YouTube URL or video ID. Supports filtering the search by upload date ("only videos from this year", "since March 2025").

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    tiktok-research

    Research high-performing TikTok videos from tracked accounts using Apify's TikTok Scraper. Identifies outlier content, analyzes top 5 videos with AI, and generates reports with actionable hook formulas.

    Also in 3 projects that use this

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