Wouldn't be good to have this as a Joplin plugin: Tom Dörr on X: "Turns YouTube videos into structured, Obsidian-ready Markdown notes with transcripts, metadata, and chapters instead of raw text. https://t.co/eoLcECFcDN" / X
I don't use YouTube much. What would be the use of such tool?
But it is a Claude skill. So it's absolutely possible to replicate on your machine. Just point your Claude to this repo, give him joplin-mcp (or use native MCP from 3.7+ Joplin) - and tell it you want the same skill, but for your Joplin.
Fair point. As a former researcher I love the idea of getting the transcription of YouTube videos for discourse analysis directly getting them on my notebooks.
Oh it would be perfect, folks.
Imagine scrapping latest 1000 videos of a given author on YT, let's say your favorite nutritionist, it would put it all into one big MD file. Then you use Jarvis plugin to talk to the note via RAG just like you would talk to the author really.
Answers are nicely anchored to the exact videos with links (maybe even timestamps).
I can confirm this setup works amazingly as I already have a vibe-coded app that does the scrapping that I later ship to Google Notebook LM for further conversation