youtube-to-docs
Click on the image below to see a demo of YouTube to docs:
Convert YouTube videos into structured docs, summaries, audio, and visual assets for easier discovery.
It's built for people to stay in charge. Every output is a plain file (or a Google Doc or Word file on Drive or SharePoint) that you can review and edit. The next run reads your edited files instead of regenerating them, so a corrected transcript carries through to the summary, Q&A, infographic, audio and captions you make from it. See Review and edit the outputs.
View all available CLI options:
uvx youtube-to-docs --help
Optional Features
To keep the installation light, some features are optional. You can enable them by specifying "extras":
audio: Required for downloading audio and video from YouTube (usesyt-dlp, withyt-dlp-ejsand Deno to solve YouTube's challenges).video: Required for video generation (usesstatic-ffmpeg).workspace: Required for Google Drive integration.m365: Required for Microsoft SharePoint/OneDrive integration.huggingface: Required for storing artifacts to a Hugging Face dataset (useshuggingface_hub).aws: AWS Bedrock support.azure: Required for Azure OpenAI models.gcp: Required for Google Gemini, Vertex AI models, and GCP Cloud TTS (usesgoogle-genaiand google-cloud libs).app: Web app with browser-based UI (usesfastapi,uvicorn).all: Installs everything.
Example: Run with audio and video support
uvx --with "youtube-to-docs[audio,video]" youtube-to-docs ...
Example: Run with everything
uvx --with "youtube-to-docs[all]" youtube-to-docs ...
Note: The commands above require uv. You can install it via:
- macOS/Linux:
curl -LsSf https://astral.sh/uv/install.sh | sh - Windows:
powershell -ExecutionPolicy ByPass -c "irm https://astral.sh/uv/install.ps1 | iex"
Install as a plugin (the process_video MCP server and the youtube-to-docs skill) in Claude Code:
claude plugin marketplace add DoIT-Artificial-Intelligence/youtube-to-docs
claude plugin install youtube-to-docs@youtube-to-docs
or in Antigravity:
agy plugin install https://github.com/DoIT-Artificial-Intelligence/youtube-to-docs
Then ask for what you want, e.g. "Make the best accessible captions for https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B0x2I_doX9o", or run /youtube-to-docs <url>.
Run as a web app:
uvx --from "youtube-to-docs[all]" youtube-to-docs-app
Then open http://localhost:8000 in your browser. See the Web App docs for details.
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