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youtube-scraper

Skill4 starsChanged 5 months agoNo licenceView on GitHub

Fetch recent YouTube channel publications from one or more configured aliases, channel URLs, video URLs, @handles, or channel IDs, and save raw video metadata plus description text. Use when an agent needs channel-level YouTube updates such as latest uploads, recent channel videos, publishing activity, or a bounded time/count scrape for a channel or a batch of channels. Also use when a user asks for metadata or description text for one specific YouTube watch/youtu.be/shorts URL. This skill may also download a YouTube video or an audio-only media file, but only when the user explicitly asks to save or extract media. Do not use for transcription, subtitle generation, subtitle optimization, subtitle translation, dubbing, or general YouTube analysis that does not require publication metadata or explicit media download.

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