A specialized tool for extracting and summarizing YouTube transcripts to save time on video content consumption.
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The YouTube Summary skill is a robust tool designed for Openclaw Skills that enables users to instantly digest video content. By providing a YouTube URL, the agent extracts high-quality transcripts through TranscriptAPI.com, which utilizes residential proxies to bypass common IP blocking issues faced by data centers. This skill is essential for developers and researchers who need to process long-form video content, technical tutorials, or live streams without watching them in full.
It ensures technical accuracy by strictly adhering to extracted transcripts and preventing AI hallucinations. This Openclaw Skills component allows for a seamless workflow where video information is converted into actionable text directly within your AI agent environment.
export TRANSCRIPT_API_KEY="your-key-here"
pip install -r skills/youtube-summary/requirements.txt
Note: For enhanced security in Openclaw Skills deployments, you can use the Unix pass manager to store your keys.
The skill processes and returns data structured for clear analysis. Below is the metadata taxonomy used during the extraction phase:
| Attribute | Description |
|---|---|
header |
Contains the video title, channel name, and duration string. |
transcript |
The full raw text content extracted from the video captions. |
language |
The detected language code of the transcript. |
tokens |
The total count of tokens for context management. |
title |
The specific title of the YouTube video. |
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