Hey community, I've been lurking and commenting here a while, and one thing I kept hitting: Nate and this community share so many great videos that the gold gets buried. I'd remember "someone posted a great n8n agent walkthrough" and never find it again because search on Skool is still keyword limited. Secondly, many threads around Youtube Content Extraction Workflows, hence I built something for myself and figured I'd share it. It watches channels, turns each video into a searchable summary with timestamps, context awareness and keeps everything so you can search across all of it later ("who covered RAG agents, and when?"). It's not meant to replace watching Nate's stuff so it's for retaining it and jumping back to the exact part months later. Just want feedback on whether it's useful for how you all consume this stuff. Happy to share it, if you're interested. P.S: Not trying to sell anything here

Hello all, is anyone using any skill tht can enable claude to watch youtube videos and summrise context and create sort of presentation from multiple videos?

Hello! Until recently I haven’t really considered the need for certifications, but as this market matures it seems they will play a more important role in giving us authority moving forward. This is highlighted by Devin Kearns keynote yesterday at AIS Live. I am very excited to hear more about the AIS certification, but I’m curious what other certifications (paid or free) people think are valuable.

Just built a handy workflow that automates YouTube channel research. Here's what it does: 📹 Core Features: - Extracts video data from any YouTube channel - Pulls video transcripts and basic info - Uses OpenAI to create clean summaries - Automatically saves results to Gmail drafts 🛠️ Why This is Useful: Perfect for content creators who want to analyze competitors, researchers studying video trends, or anyone who needs to quickly review a channel's content strategy. The workflow is pretty straightforward but saves a ton of manual work. Instead of clicking through dozens of videos, you get organized summaries in minutes. Sharing the source code below for anyone interested in building something similar or adapting it for their own use case.You need to modify the corresponding apify key and your own openai and gmail account information. What kind of YouTube analysis do you find most valuable? Always curious to hear how others approach content research.

I'm looking for a skill or a sub-agent that analyzes YouTube videos, transcripts, and content to gather information. I feel like Nate has mentioned it once or twice in one of his videos but I can't seem to find a skill or sub-agent anywhere listed. Any help would be appreciated, or any advice would be appreciated. Thanks