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Use when David wants to create, track, or analyze YouTube community polls. Triggers on "youtube poll", "next poll", "poll results".
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| name | youtube-polls |
| description | Use when David wants to create, track, or analyze YouTube community polls. Triggers on "youtube poll", "next poll", "poll results". |
Goal: research our YouTube audience — what problems they have, what they'd pay for, who they are. Every poll keeps improving our knowledge of the audience.
Before designing a poll, you can pull real audience data through DeepAPI (David's own product — we dogfood it):
POST /v1/scrape/youtube/channel with {"channels": ["DavidOndrej"]} — recent videos + view counts, to see which topics the audience actually watches.POST /v1/scrape/youtube/search with a topic query — what's trending in the niche right now.Auth, cost caps, and examples: deepapi skill. Use the data to inform question choice; the poll rules above still apply unchanged.