tubescribe

Convert YouTube videos into structured transcripts, documents, and audio summaries.

64|21|Updated Mar 5, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/AlekseiUL/sprut-agent-kit --skill tubescribe
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Skill: tubescribe
Source: https://github.com/AlekseiUL/sprut-agent-kit/tree/main/skills/tubescribe
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/AlekseiUL/sprut-agent-kit --skill tubescribe

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

💡 This Skill requires mlx-audio, kokoro, torch, soundfile, numpy, huggingface_hub, spacy, misaki, num2words, espeakng_loader, safetensors, and includes scripts (resource) components.

What problem does it solve?

TubeScribe addresses the tedious task of turning long YouTube videos into structured, readable transcripts, shareable documents, and concise audio summaries without manual transcription or formatting.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Transcript with speaker labels, timestamps, and clickable YouTube links.
  • Exportable documents in DOCX, HTML, or Markdown, plus an audio summary via TTS.
  • Use Case: content creators, researchers, and educators quickly generate polished reports from video content for publication or study.

Quick Start

Drop a YouTube URL to start processing and receive a formatted document and audio summary.

Frequently Asked Questions about tubescribe

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I generate a structured transcript from a YouTube video?

To generate a structured transcript, TubeScribe processes YouTube videos to extract text with speaker labels, timestamps, and clickable YouTube links. It retrieves metadata and formats the output into DOCX, HTML, or Markdown documents.

Can I create an audio summary from a YouTube video using TTS?

Yes, you can create an audio summary from a YouTube video using TTS. TubeScribe supports configurable TTS engines like Kokoro and mlx-audio to generate concise audio summaries from extracted transcripts.

Does TubeScribe support exporting YouTube transcripts to DOCX and Markdown?

Yes, TubeScribe supports exporting YouTube transcripts to DOCX and Markdown. It generates formatted documents in docx, html, and md formats, relying on dependencies like pandoc for document conversion.

What dependencies do I need to run YouTube transcript extraction and TTS audio generation?

To run YouTube transcript extraction and TTS audio generation, you need dependencies including mlx-audio, kokoro, torch, spacy, and ffmpeg. The Skill uses these for on-device processing, local storage, and dependency-driven configuration.

What is the best way to turn long YouTube videos into readable documents?

The best way to turn long YouTube videos into readable documents is using an automated processing tool like TubeScribe. It handles metadata retrieval, transcript extraction, and document generation without manual transcription or formatting.

Are there limitations when processing multiple YouTube videos for summaries?

When processing multiple YouTube videos for summaries, TubeScribe supports queueing and non-blocking operation to handle the load. It includes robust error handling and fallbacks for dependency-driven configuration during on-device processing.