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UserTurn YouTube videos into traceable software requirement specs with two decoupled Claude Code skills: lossless metadata/transcript extraction, then Module→Feature→Requirement generation where every requirement links back to the exact transcript segment.
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spec-distiller
Turn already-extracted YouTube artifacts (the JSON produced by the youtube-artifact-collector skill) into a structured Module→Feature→Requirement document, with each requirement traced back to a transcript segment. Use when the user wants requirement extraction, feature/product discovery, business-rule extraction, or a spec/requirements document FROM existing artifacts — e.g. "extract requirements from this artifact", "what features does this video demonstrate", "build a requirements doc from this collection". Runs offline by default (Claude-native, no API key); an optional OpenAI engine is available via `--engine openai`. This consumes Skill 1 JSON, not URLs — it does not download videos or transcripts.
youtube-artifact-collector
Collect rich metadata AND timestamped, segment-structured transcripts for multiple YouTube videos or a whole playlist, and build lossless structured artifacts (per-video JSON + readable Markdown) plus a per-collection manifest that preserves playlist→video relationships and degrades gracefully over private/deleted/unavailable videos. Use when the user wants to collect, archive, or build a dataset/knowledge base from several videos or a playlist — e.g. "collect artifacts for this playlist", "extract metadata and transcripts for these videos", "build a structured dataset from this channel's tutorials". This is NOT a quick single-video transcript dump — for just reading one video's captions, use the `youtube-transcript` skill instead.
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