YouTube is a global video-sharing platform that allows users to upload, view, rate, share, and comment on videos. Founded in 2005, it has become one of the world's most popular websites, offering a diverse range of content from individual creators, publishers, and organizations.
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Retrieves YouTube channel data including subscribers, video count, and channel description
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Allows retrieval of YouTube videos metrics from a Metricool account for content performance analysis.
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Features a video tutorial hosted on YouTube for setting up and using the DexPaprika MCP server
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Allows extraction of transcripts from YouTube videos with optional timestamps and language preferences
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Access to YouTube video search results through SearXNG's aggregated search functionality
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Contains a demo video hosted on YouTube that demonstrates the Clay MCP functionality.
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Enables management of YouTube as a streaming destination through Restream, including listing connected channels, enabling/disabling streaming, and controlling stream settings.
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Generates summaries for YouTube videos, supporting both narrative and bullet-point formats with multi-language capabilities
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Provides video overview content of the platform features through linked educational content
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Provides comprehensive YouTube Data API v3 integration with tools for video search and metadata retrieval, transcript fetching, channel statistics and analysis, trending content discovery, and video categorization - all optimized for token-efficient LLM consumption.
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Enables retrieval of transcripts and subtitles from YouTube videos, supporting multiple video URL formats and language-specific transcript extraction.
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Provides comprehensive YouTube integration with tools for searching videos, fetching video details and transcripts, analyzing trending content, searching channels, and AI-powered features like content analysis, learning path generation, and knowledge graph creation
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Offers access to YouTube tutorials and demo content related to the MCP server functionality
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Enables AI language models to interact with YouTube content, including getting video details, retrieving transcripts, managing channels, searching videos, and accessing playlist information
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Can be used to read YouTube video transcripts aloud with customizable voice settings by integrating with a YouTube transcript MCP server to convert video transcripts to speech.
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Allows downloading closed captions from YouTube videos, which can be used for creating video summaries and analyzing video content
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Downloads subtitles from YouTube videos to provide context to Claude
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The MCP Server includes a video demonstration hosted on YouTube showing how to use the tool for exploring California real estate listing prices data.
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Provides video tutorials and educational content for learning how to use the UI Expert MCP server effectively.
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Features embedded YouTube video demonstrations showcasing the approval system and dashboard functionality
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Provides tutorial videos for installation and usage of the FlyonUI MCP Server
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Converts YouTube videos to Markdown with transcripts
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Enables extraction of transcripts from any public YouTube video, allowing AI assistants to analyze and work with YouTube video content directly.
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Features a tutorial video demonstrating how to set up and use the MCP server with CoinGecko API.
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References Web Dev Simplified YouTube channel as the source of learning material for the MCP implementation, though does not appear to provide direct YouTube API integration.
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Referenced as hosting a demo video of the MCP wait timer functionality
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Allows querying YouTube data, including searching for videos, retrieving video and channel information, and fetching video comments through the YouTube Data API.
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Enables downloading videos, extracting audio, and retrieving video information from YouTube through yt-dlp integration
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Includes a demonstration video hosted on YouTube showcasing the document conversion capabilities of the MCP server.
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Links to demonstration videos showing how the Voyp MCP server works with Claude Desktop and Goose
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Extracts and processes YouTube video transcripts with support for single videos, bulk processing, and playlists. Provides transcript data in multiple formats (text, JSON, SRT) and supports multi-language extraction.
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Connects to the GBTI Network YouTube channel for video content and updates
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Allows access to YouTube video content by fetching transcripts, translating them to different languages, generating subtitles in SRT or VTT format, creating summaries of video content, and searching for specific content within videos.
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Supports extracting structured video data including titles, authors, view counts, and URLs from YouTube search results
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References a tutorial video that demonstrates how to build and configure the MCP server.
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Provides tools for interacting with YouTube videos, including extracting video metadata, captions in multiple languages, and converting content to markdown with various templates. Supports search functionality within video captions and flexible authentication methods.
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Enables retrieval of transcripts from YouTube videos, supporting multiple URL formats, language-specific transcript retrieval, and providing detailed metadata in responses.
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Embeds a demo video from YouTube to showcase the MCP server's research capabilities.
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Extracts transcripts from YouTube videos using the YouTube API to enable content summarization and repurposing.
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Enables retrieval of transcripts from YouTube videos with support for multiple languages, formatting options, and metadata extraction including video titles, timestamps, and automatic paragraph segmentation.
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Provides integration with YouTube, enabling interaction with YouTube data and functionality.
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Allows saving YouTube content to Readwise Reader as a supported document category, enabling management and organization of YouTube videos alongside other reading materials.
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Provides video tutorials and demonstrations showcasing how to set up and use the Desktop Commander effectively.
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Supports processing and enhancing YouTube videos by adding customized subtitles, animations, and visual effects through ZapCap's API.
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Mentioned as a potential MCP server that can be installed via this installer
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Analyzes YouTube videos using the Gemini Vision API to provide descriptions, answers to questions, summaries, and extraction of key moments with timestamps.
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References a demo video hosted on YouTube that demonstrates the MCP server's functionality.
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Features YouTube integration for demonstration videos, with embedded video content showing the server's capabilities.
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Allows searching YouTube content through the youtubeSearch focus mode
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Supports interaction with YouTube, as demonstrated in showcases where the system is used to create short highlight videos using applications like CapCut.
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Features a demo video on YouTube showcasing the APKTool MCP server's capabilities for reverse engineering Android applications.
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Mentioned as a platform where demo content is hosted, though not a direct integration with the MCP server's functionality
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Converts YouTube videos to Markdown format, including extraction of video transcripts when available
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Offers video content analysis functionality by processing YouTube videos and providing summaries or answers to queries about video content
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Links to the OEvortex YouTube channel for updates and tutorials related to the MCP server.
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Referenced in the demo section with timestamps linking to a YouTube demonstration video.
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Provides tools for interacting with YouTube, including video searching, transcript extraction, comment retrieval, related video discovery, trending video lists, channel information retrieval, and transcript analysis with filtering and summarization capabilities.
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Supports YouTube video creation workflows including automated editing, thumbnail generation, and format optimization for the platform
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Referenced as a learning resource with specific video content about MCP server implementation
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Enables searching YouTube and retrieving parsed search results through SerpApi integration
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Retrieves transcripts from YouTube videos, allowing users to fetch transcripts in different languages from specified YouTube video URLs
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Allows installation of an MCP server that can interact with YouTube
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Downloads subtitles from YouTube videos using yt-dlp to provide content to Claude
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Enables scheduling and organizing YouTube content as part of multi-platform social media campaigns
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Enables AI-powered video generation optimized for YouTube using Remotion, providing pre-built themes, components, and animations designed for hooks, retention, and engagement
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Educational content and tutorials available on the JavadexAI YouTube channel for learning AI implementation
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Provides a demo video hosted on YouTube showing the server's capabilities
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Allows querying YouTube platform data through SQL interface, providing access to video analytics, channel information, and engagement metrics.
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Referenced for tutorial content, with the README linking to demonstration videos explaining GenAIScript functionality.
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Provides tutorial content for setting up and using the Quickchat AI MCP server
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Provides a video overview and tutorial on the MCP server's functionality
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Listed as a supported data source in the compatibility table, enabling access to YouTube Analytics data.
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Listed as a supported data source for integration through the CData JDBC driver, specifically for YouTube Analytics.
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Enables reading YouTube Analytics data through SQL interfaces, allowing natural language querying of video performance metrics.
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Enables access to YouTube Analytics data through SQL queries.
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Listed as a supported data source for querying YouTube Analytics data.
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Provides SQL interface for YouTube Analytics data.
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Listed as a supported data source for integration, allowing access to YouTube Analytics data through the MCP server.
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Provides SQL access to YouTube Analytics data and video performance metrics.
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Provides SQL access to YouTube Analytics data including views, watch time, and engagement metrics
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Enables querying of YouTube Analytics data through relational SQL models.
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Provides SQL access to YouTube Analytics data.
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Enables querying of YouTube Analytics data by exposing it as relational SQL models through the CData JDBC Driver.
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Enables retrieval and analysis of YouTube search volume data for entities in demand reports.
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Allows querying YouTube Analytics data by representing it as relational tables, supporting table discovery, column information retrieval, and SQL query execution.
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Listed as a supported data source that can be accessed through the CData JDBC driver, allowing for data retrieval from YouTube Analytics.
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Listed as a supported data source that can be connected to through the CData JDBC driver, specifically for YouTube Analytics.
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Enables SQL-based access to YouTube Analytics data, including video performance and engagement metrics.
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Enables SQL-based access to YouTube Analytics data including views, subscribers, and engagement metrics.
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Enables querying and retrieval of YouTube Analytics data through SQL-based tools for listing tables, retrieving column information, and executing SELECT queries.
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Allows reading YouTube Analytics data through SQL queries.
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Allows retrieval of SAS Data Sets containing YouTube Analytics data via SQL queries.
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Allows access to YouTube Analytics data by exposing it as relational SQL tables accessible through the MCP server.
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Allows retrieval of YouTube Analytics data through SQL queries triggered by natural language questions.
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Enables querying YouTube Analytics data through SQL.
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Allows SQL-based access to YouTube Analytics data, providing queries against video performance metrics and channel statistics.
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Allows access to YouTube Analytics data including video performance and channel metrics.
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Enables read-only access to YouTube Analytics data through SQL interfaces.
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Enables read-only access to YouTube Analytics data.
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Listed as a supported data source for YouTube Analytics that can be integrated with the MCP server for data access.
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Listed as a supported data source that can be connected to through the CData JDBC driver, enabling data querying capabilities via YouTube Analytics.
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Listed as a supported data source that can be accessed through the CData JDBC driver integration.
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Listed as a supported data source that can be integrated with the MCP server for querying YouTube Analytics data.
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Listed as a supported data source that can be integrated with the MCP server for retrieving data.
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Enables querying YouTube Analytics data through SQL, allowing retrieval of video performance metrics through natural language questions.
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Listed as a supported data source that can be queried through the MCP server (as YouTube Analytics).
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Listed as a supported data source for integration, enabling access to YouTube Analytics data through the CData JDBC Driver.
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Enables querying YouTube Analytics data through SQL interfaces.
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Allows SQL queries against YouTube Analytics data, providing access to channel and video performance metrics.
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Listed as a supported data source for integration, allowing access to YouTube Analytics data.
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Provides read-only access to YouTube Analytics data by exposing tables as relational SQL models, allowing retrieval of live data through simple MCP queries.
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Listed as a supported data source that can be connected to through the CData JDBC driver (via YouTube Analytics).
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Enables querying YouTube Analytics data sources by exposing them as relational SQL models that can be accessed through natural language queries.
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Provides querying of YouTube Analytics data through SQL interfaces.
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Allows querying YouTube Analytics data through SQL.
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Provides read-only SQL access to YouTube Analytics data, including video performance and channel metrics.
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Enables SQL access to YouTube Analytics data, including video performance, audience metrics, and engagement statistics.
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Listed as a supported data source for integration through the CData JDBC Driver framework, specifically for YouTube Analytics.
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Provides read-only access to YouTube Analytics data through SQL models, allowing queries of YouTube Analytics data through natural language requests.
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Provides read-only access to YouTube Analytics data through SQL queries, enabling retrieval of channel performance metrics, video statistics, and audience insights from YouTube's analytics platform.
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Provides access to YouTube analytics data including video performance, channel statistics, and engagement metrics through SQL queries.
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Provides read-only access to YouTube Analytics data through SQL queries, enabling retrieval of video performance and channel metrics
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Provides read-only access to YouTube Analytics data through SQL queries, enabling retrieval of video performance metrics and channel statistics
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Provides read access to YouTube Analytics data including video performance, channel statistics, and content analytics.
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Enables SQL access to YouTube Analytics data including video metrics and channel statistics
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Provides access to YouTube Analytics data including video performance, channel metrics, and audience insights through SQL queries.
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Allows SQL-based access to YouTube Analytics data, enabling querying of video performance, channel metrics, and audience insights
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Allows querying of YouTube Analytics data including video performance, channel statistics, audience insights, and content metrics through SQL operations.
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Provides SQL query access to YouTube Analytics data including video performance and channel metrics.
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Provides access to YouTube Analytics data including video performance, channel statistics, and audience insights
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Allows access to YouTube Analytics data including video performance, channel metrics, and audience insights through SQL queries
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Provides access to YouTube analytics data including video performance, channel metrics, and audience insights through SQL queries
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Allows access to YouTube video platform data and analytics through SQL queries
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Allows querying of YouTube Analytics data including video performance and channel metrics
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Enables access to YouTube Analytics data including video performance metrics and channel information
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Provides read-only access to YouTube analytics data and channel information through SQL queries
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Provides SQL interface to query YouTube Analytics data including video performance and audience metrics
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Enables SQL queries against YouTube analytics data through CData's JDBC driver
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Provides access to YouTube Analytics data for video performance metrics and channel information
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Provides SQL access to YouTube analytics and video platform data, enabling queries against videos, channels, and performance metrics.
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Provides access to YouTube analytics data including video performance and channel metrics.
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Enables querying of YouTube analytics data including video performance, channel metrics, and audience information through SQL interface.
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Provides SQL interface to YouTube analytics data including video performance, channel metrics, and audience insights.
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Provides access to YouTube Analytics data including video performance, channel metrics, and viewer engagement information
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Provides access to YouTube Analytics data including video performance and channel metrics
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Provides tools for querying YouTube Analytics data through SQL-like interface for video performance, channel metrics, and audience insights
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Provides access to YouTube analytics data including video performance metrics and channel information
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Planned integration for automated posting of generated videos to YouTube as part of the content scheduling roadmap.
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Enables search queries on YouTube through SerpApi, retrieving parsed search results for videos.
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Features a demo video hosted on YouTube that showcases the server's capabilities
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Enables SQL-based access to YouTube analytics data, allowing queries on video performance, channel metrics, and engagement statistics.
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Allows SQL-based access to YouTube analytics data including video performance and channel metrics
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Allows access to YouTube analytics data with tools for querying video performance, channel statistics, and viewer engagement metrics.
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Retrieves transcripts from YouTube videos, supporting various URL formats (standard, shortened, and embed) and returning the transcript text content.
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Enables querying YouTube analytics data through SQL operations, providing access to video metrics, channel performance, and audience insights.
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Allows querying YouTube Analytics data including views, watch time, and audience metrics.
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Enables access to YouTube Analytics data by exposing it as relational SQL models through the CData JDBC driver.
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Provides tools for fetching YouTube video transcripts, listing available transcripts, and extracting video IDs from various YouTube URL formats with Google OAuth 2.0 authentication
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Allows downloading videos from YouTube URLs to add to the user's video library
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Provides platform-aware safe area spacing configurations optimized for YouTube and YouTube Shorts video dimensions and layouts.
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Allows downloading videos, audio content and subtitles from YouTube
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Provides APIs from the Youtube-Summarizer, allowing AI applications to access YouTube content summarization capabilities
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Enables AI to navigate, analyze, and interact with YouTube content through automated browser control and content extraction
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Allows SQL-like access to YouTube Analytics data including video performance, audience metrics, and revenue.
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Offers SQL access to YouTube analytics data, including video performance, channel metrics, audience insights, and content analytics.
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The README includes a YouTube video thumbnail and link to help users get started with Wanaku, but it does not indicate that Wanaku provides specific integration with YouTube as a service.
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Provides access to YouTube-Summarizer APIs, allowing AI applications to summarize YouTube video content programmatically.
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Allows access to YouTube Analytics data through SQL models.
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Listed as a supported data source that can be accessed through the MCP server, providing access to YouTube Analytics data.
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Embeds a demo video hosted on YouTube showing the MCP Tool Server's functionality.
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Features demonstration content hosted on YouTube, accessible via an embedded demo video showing MCPX functionality.
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Enables fetching transcripts from YouTube videos to incorporate into Roam Research pages
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Downloads and extracts audio from YouTube videos for transcription to text, with support for authentication via cookies for restricted content.
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Allows searching YouTube for music videos and extracting detailed metadata including title, uploader, duration, view count, upload date, and description from videos.
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Provides tools for YouTube video analysis, including transcript extraction, video summarization, natural language queries about video content, search for videos matching specific queries, and comment retrieval and analysis.
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Provides video uploading capabilities to YouTube channels with OAuth2 authentication, token management, and multi-channel support, allowing AI agents to upload videos directly without using YouTube Studio.
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Enables downloading and analyzing videos from YouTube for use in video editing projects
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Provides YouTube transcript retrieval capabilities as part of its research functionality
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Provides comprehensive access to YouTube data including video details, playlists, channels, comments, trending videos, and transcripts through the YouTube Data API v3. Enables searching, analyzing engagement metrics, and evaluating content with technology freshness scoring.
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Includes prompt templates for creating video thumbnails optimized for YouTube, allowing generation of thumbnail images that align with platform requirements.
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Includes a demonstration video showcasing the MCP server's capabilities.
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Extracts transcripts from YouTube videos to be used for content generation, supporting multiple languages and retrieving video metadata like title and channel name.
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Listed as a supported data source that can be accessed through the MCP server interface, allowing retrieval of YouTube Analytics data through SQL queries.
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Features a demonstration video hosted on YouTube showing the MCP server in action
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References YouTube tutorials for additional implementation details on building the ML server component.
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Allows linking podcast episodes to YouTube videos by providing a video_url parameter when creating or updating episodes.
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Provides tools for searching YouTube videos, retrieving video transcripts, storing video information in a vector database, and performing semantic search over video content.
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Provides tools for interacting with the YouTube Data API v3, enabling searching for videos, retrieving video and channel details, analyzing trending content, and fetching video transcripts with support for various filters and sorting options.
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Provides comprehensive YouTube search functionality using the YouTube Data API v3, enabling search for videos, channels, and playlists with advanced filtering options like duration, quality, date range, region, and language filters.
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Provides video transcript extraction from YouTube videos, allowing access to the spoken content of YouTube videos for analysis.
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Integrates with YouTube Data API v3 for video-related features of the Quranic Etymology Explorer
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Performs searches on YouTube and retrieves parsed video search results via SerpApi
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Enables automated uploading of videos to YouTube with support for titles, descriptions, tags, and OAuth 2.0 authentication
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Provides tools for searching YouTube videos, retrieving video details, accessing channel information, and fetching video comments using the YouTube Data API v3.
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Fetches trending YouTube videos globally or by region, retrieves video metadata, and extracts comments from videos
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Integration with YouTube for fetching and incorporating video content into personalized learning paths
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Provides comprehensive access to YouTube resources, allowing manipulation of videos, playlists, channels, comments, captions, memberships, and more. Supports authentication with YouTube API and enables automation of YouTube workflows.
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Allows searching YouTube videos, retrieving detailed video information, and fetching video transcripts with timestamps and metadata.
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Supports YouTube account management and video uploading with metadata configuration, content settings, and compliance options.
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Provides tools to interact with the YouTube API, including searching for videos, retrieving video details, searching for channels, and obtaining channel information.