youtube-digest

To generate a Korean translation from a YouTube video, the skill extracts the transcript, normalizes context, and produces a full Korean translation alongside a concise summary and insights for English or Korean audio.

Yes, you can extract YouTube transcripts and translate them into Korean automatically. The skill prioritizes manual Korean or English subtitles, applies context correction, and outputs a full Korean translation and summary.

Yes, you need yt-dlp installed to extract transcripts and generate video summaries. The skill relies on this dependency to pull metadata and subtitle data from YouTube URLs for downstream summarization and quiz generation.

The best way to digest long YouTube lectures is using an automated extraction pipeline. This skill processes video transcripts into concise summaries, insights, and a structured nine-question quiz for quick learning and verification.

Yes, YouTube transcript extraction works with auto-generated subtitles. When manual Korean or English subtitles are unavailable, the skill falls back to auto-subtitles and applies context normalization to fix common misrecognitions.

Yes, you can perform deep research on topics mentioned in a YouTube video. After generating the initial transcript digest and summary, the skill supports optional web-based follow-up to expand on the extracted insights.