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When a user wants to extract channel-level and video detail data from a specific YouTube channel (latest/popular/earliest videos, subscriber count, views, likes, comments) without manual scraping.
python ./scripts/youtube_video_api.py <channel_url> <video_type> via BrowserAct API.Structured YouTube channel and video metrics (title, URL, subscribers, views, likes, comments, duration, date) ready for analysis, reporting, or DB import.
Use Cases
A brand monitor wants to track a competitor's YouTube channel posting cadence and video performance. They provide the channel URL and choose 'Latest' video type. The skill returns subscriber count, recent video titles, publish dates, views and likes. This helps the brand benchmark content frequency and engagement, informing their own publishing strategy without manual scraping.
A content strategist needs to analyze a creator's growth path by reviewing their earliest videos. They input the channel URL with 'Earliest' type. The skill extracts old video metrics and channel subscriber info, enabling the strategist to understand origin content and engagement evolution, then build data-driven growth recommendations for clients.
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