youtube-data-skills
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This folder is a private GitHub repository (origin) and is automatically kept in sync with GitHub by a Claude Code hook (~/.claude/hooks/git-autosync.sh).
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In this repository12 other files it gives its agents.
- youtube-channel-breakdownSkill
- youtube-channel-insightsSkill
- youtube-comment-minerSkill
- youtube-competitor-analyzerSkill
- youtube-content-strategistSkill
- youtube-metadata-updaterSkill
- youtube-own-channel-analyzerSkill
- youtube-thumbnail-analyzerSkill
- youtube-thumbnailsSkill
- youtube-title-tag-optimizerSkill
- youtube-topic-researcherSkill
- youtube-trending-scannerSkill
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Youtube Data Analysis skills
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This folder is a private GitHub repository (origin) and is automatically kept in sync with GitHub by a Claude Code hook (~/.claude/hooks/git-autosync.sh).
- On every session start and end, the hook runs:
git add -A→ commit →git pull --rebase→git push. - Local and GitHub therefore stay mirrored with no manual steps. Sync activity is logged to
~/.claude/hooks/autosync.log.
Guidelines
- Secrets stay local.
.env,credentials,client_secret*.json,*.key,*.pemare git-ignored — never force-add them. - Large files (>95 MB) go through Git LFS. Run
git lfs track "*.ext"for new big/media files before committing. - Dependencies/junk (
node_modules/,venv/,.venv/,__pycache__/,.DS_Store) are git-ignored. - The auto-sync uses rebase and skips on conflict rather than forcing — if
autosync.logreports a conflict, resolve it manually.
<!-- END claude-autosync -->Repo Conventions
- 12 skills live in
skills/<name>/— each is self-contained (SKILL.md+ bundledscripts/*.py+ optionalreferences/), because skills are distributed individually via skills.sh. Shared helper functions are intentionally duplicated (byte-identical) across scripts; if you change one helper, change it in all of them. - Outputs: raw JSON →
reports/data/, markdown reports →reports/, thumbnails →reports/thumbnails/. Thereports/dir is git-ignored (generated data). - Quota discipline: channel video listing uses the uploads playlist (
playlistItems.list, 1 unit/page) and handle resolution useschannels.list(forHandle=...). Never reintroducesearch.listfor channel-owned data — it costs 100 units/call and returns approximate results.search.listis only for keyword/topic search. - Two OAuth skills, two-token model — credentials live in
~/.config/youtube-skills/(override:YT_OAUTH_DIR), never in the repo.youtube-channel-insightsuses the read-only token (token.json; itsauth.pyrefuses write scopes).youtube-metadata-updateris the suite's ONLY write-capable skill: separatetoken_write.jsonwith exactlyyoutube.force-ssl(itsauth_write.pyrefuses any other scope set), titles/descriptions only, neverpart="status". Never merge the tokens, and never remove the metadata-updater's approval gate: preview must be shown to and approved by the user in conversation before anyapply --confirm. dist/*.skillare zip packages of each skill folder (git-ignored). Regenerate after skill changes:cd skills && zip -r ../dist/<name>.skill <name>.
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