Retrieve existing or generated YouTube transcripts with timestamps through Capslane.
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get_youtube_transcriptRetrieve captions or generate a transcript for a public YouTube video. Each submission consumes a transcript unit, including cache hits. Can create a generation job. For summaries, notes or timestamp citations, retrieve the transcript first; this tool does not summarize.Retrieve captions or generate a transcript for a public YouTube video. Each submission consumes a transcript unit, including cache hits. Can create a generation job. For summaries, notes or timestamp citations, retrieve the transcript first; this tool does not summarize.
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get_transcript_statusCheck the same accepted job without consuming another transcript unit. Content means success; stop on failed, cancelled or completed without content (stored result unavailable or expired). A successful tool call can still describe a pending or failed job. Poll with a delay and deadline, never by re…Check the same accepted job without consuming another transcript unit. Content means success; stop on failed, cancelled or completed without content (stored result unavailable or expired). A successful tool call can still describe a pending or failed job. Poll with a delay and deadline, never by re…
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list_available_languagesReturn languages observed by a native transcript request. Consumes one transcript unit and can populate the cache; it is not a free metadata lookup. Never starts generation. A cached result can have a generated source.Return languages observed by a native transcript request. Consumes one transcript unit and can populate the cache; it is not a free metadata lookup. Never starts generation. A cached result can have a generated source.
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Retrieve existing or generated YouTube transcripts with timestamps through Capslane.
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