yt-briefing

Briefing from the YouTube channels you follow — the engine sweeps each channel, filters videos in two stages (title, then transcript+content), and lazily yields one video to rate per call. This skill is a thin loop that shows the summary and collects the rating (via AskUserQuestion), which writes durable signal straight into the channel profile. A third option, Research, breaks the loop to dig into the current video's content with the user (full transcript + their question). Summaries and the rating question use the language chosen at onboarding.

Search WITHIN one YouTube channel by intent — name a channel and what you're after; the engine lists that channel's uploads, ranks them against your intent (metadata only, no transcript yet), then lazily yields ONE matching video at a time with a rich summary. You keep or skip each; at the end it synthesizes a comparison from everything you kept. Channel-scoped, not whole-YouTube. Same transcript engine + proxy as /yt; lazy on purpose (no transcript bursts → no IP block). Summaries and prompts use the language chosen at onboarding.

Fetch a single YouTube video's transcript and summarize it. One-shot — paste a URL or video ID, get a journalist-grade summary. Same transcript engine (and WARP proxy support) as the /yt briefing loop; no channels, no state, no rating.