Summarize a YouTuber's latest video into a Google Doc daily
A Make scenario runs at 9 AM, finds a YouTuber's newest video, has Hugging Face summarize it, and appends the summary to a Google Doc.
The author uses Claude Code with NotebookLM and Obsidian to turn 20 videos into cited notes, audio overviews, a knowledge graph and flashcards.
The author uses Claude Code with NotebookLM and Obsidian to turn 20 videos into cited notes, audio overviews, a knowledge graph and flashcards.
The author built a Claude Code skill that drives NotebookLM from the terminal. He searched YouTube with ytcli, picked 20 videos, and added them as sources to a new notebook. He then asked questions that returned cited JSON answers. The results were written into an Obsidian vault as source files, topic files and wikilinked citations. He also generated an audio overview and flashcards.
He got a navigable knowledge graph, an audio overview synced to his phone, and 58 flashcards. In his audit, about 60% of citations were strong matches, 31% partial, and 10-15% weak.
Treat the citations as a research starting point and check them before citing. Setup takes about 15 minutes and needs Claude Code, an Obsidian vault and a Google account.
Take these YouTube video links [list of URLs] on [topic] and turn them into research notes in my Obsidian vault at [folder path]. For each video, write a summary with citations back to timestamps, then add a note linking the shared concepts across videos and a set of flashcards. Finish when every video has a note and the flashcards are saved in one file.
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