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When a user needs structured YouTube search result data by keyword (videos, shorts, channels, playlists) for market research, competitor scanning, content monitoring, or creator discovery — without opening video pages.
BROWSERACT_API_KEY; if missing, ask user to provide it.python ./scripts/youtube_search_api.py "KeyWords" "Video_type" Date_limit with user params.Invalid authorization stop and ask for new key.Clean structured list (title, description, view_count, published_at, url) for the chosen result type and limit — ready for analysis, outreach, or dataset building.
Use Cases
A marketing analyst wants to track trending AI tutorial videos on YouTube for the past month. They use this skill by providing keyword 'AI tutorial' and type 'Videos' with a limit of 50. The skill returns titles, view counts, publish dates, and URLs, enabling the analyst to build a content dataset, identify top creators, and inform their own video strategy without manually browsing YouTube.
A brand manager needs to scan competitor presence on YouTube Shorts. Using this skill with keyword as competitor brand name and type 'Shorts', they get a structured list of related short videos with view counts and URLs. This helps quickly assess competitor content performance and trending topics, supporting competitive intelligence and partnership decisions.
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