What problem does it solve?
Manually saving YouTube video content to your Obsidian vault is tedious and inconsistent: you have to copy the summary, download the transcript, name the file correctly, and file it in the Inbox, which leads to disorganized notes and missing content.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Seamless YouTube Ingestion: Automatically processes YouTube URLs, /yt slash commands, or natural language requests like "summarise this video" to create Obsidian notes.
- Structured Output: Produces a markdown note with a structured summary on top and a collapsible full transcript below, filed in the correct Inbox path with the standard naming convention (Video -- YYYY-MM-DD -- <slug>.md).
- Reuses Existing Tools: Wraps the existing youtube-summary skill to avoid duplicate work, leveraging its transcript cleaning and summary generation capabilities.
- Use Case: When you watch a useful talk on building a second brain, paste the YouTube link to get a neatly filed Obsidian note with a summary and full transcript in seconds, no manual formatting required.
Quick Start
Use the ingest-youtube skill to save the YouTube video at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=example to your Obsidian Inbox with a structured summary and full transcript.