Extract a YouTube video into a structured Markdown source note in an Obsidian vault `_Wiki/raw` folder using `yt-dlp`. Use when the user wants the video content captured as structured source material, not as a raw transcript dump and not as a direct wiki note.
Instalação
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Extract a YouTube video into a structured Markdown source note in an Obsidian vault `_Wiki/raw` folder using `yt-dlp`. Use when the user wants the video content captured as structured source material, not as a raw transcript dump and not as a direct wiki note.
YouTube To Obsidian
Use this skill to turn a YouTube video into a structured source note inside _Wiki/raw. Do not default to saving a transcript dump, and do not create a note directly in _Wiki/wiki.
Workflow
Confirm yt-dlp is available.
Create a temp directory and run bash scripts/youtube_to_obsidian_bundle.sh "<youtube-url>" "<temp-dir>".
Read manifest.json and transcript.txt from that temp directory.
Inspect the vault structure and confirm _Wiki/raw exists.
Write one structured Markdown source note into _Wiki/raw, using the transcript as working material rather than as note content.
Do not create or update files in _Wiki/wiki unless the user explicitly asks for a wiki promotion step.
Only write a raw transcript file if the user explicitly asks for archival raw content.
Output Rules
Default to a structured raw note in _Wiki/raw.
Do not put the transcript into the raw note.
Do not add transcript links or transcript file references to the raw note unless the user explicitly asks for that.
Preserve the source URL, channel, and publication date in the raw note.
Include the video description when it adds context.
Prefer subtitles in this order: Italian, English, then the first available language.
Prefer manual subtitles over automatic captions when both exist.
If no subtitles are available, still create the structured raw note from metadata and description.
Match the destination note to the vault's existing raw/source conventions.
The default structure should be a source-style note with:
opening summary
source section
main ideas
core argument or takeaways
useful concepts / links
limits and caveats
The note should aim to preserve the substance of the full video in structured form, but without embedding the transcript itself.