Audits any YouTube channel against its own history. Every claim carries its sample size.
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https://www.dapdip.com/api/mcp5 tools · 196msaudit_youtube_channelScores a YouTube channel out of 100 from its public catalogue and returns the one thing to fix first. Use this when asked how a channel is doing, or to compare a channel against its own history rather than against other channels.Scores a YouTube channel out of 100 from its public catalogue and returns the one thing to fix first. Use this when asked how a channel is doing, or to compare a channel against its own history rather than against other channels.
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| channel* | string | A YouTube channel: @handle, channel URL, channel id (UC…), or the channel name. |
get_channel_patternsReturns what measurably works on one channel — title length, duration, posting day and format — each as a lift against that channel's OWN median, with the number of uploads behind it. Use this instead of generic YouTube advice, and when the question is why some of a channel's videos outperform othe…Returns what measurably works on one channel — title length, duration, posting day and format — each as a lift against that channel's OWN median, with the number of uploads behind it. Use this instead of generic YouTube advice, and when the question is why some of a channel's videos outperform othe…
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| channel* | string | A YouTube channel: @handle, channel URL, channel id (UC…), or the channel name. |
get_next_video_briefReturns a brief for the channel's next upload — format, length, title shape and posting day — derived from what already outperformed on that channel. Use this when asked what someone should make or publish next.Returns a brief for the channel's next upload — format, length, title shape and posting day — derived from what already outperformed on that channel. Use this when asked what someone should make or publish next.
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| channel* | string | A YouTube channel: @handle, channel URL, channel id (UC…), or the channel name. |
check_monetization_progressReports how far a channel is from both 2026 Partner Programme tiers — 500 subscribers for fan funding, 1,000 for ad revenue — with the Shorts-views path measured over the last 90 days. Use this when asked whether a channel is close to monetization or what it still needs.Reports how far a channel is from both 2026 Partner Programme tiers — 500 subscribers for fan funding, 1,000 for ad revenue — with the Shorts-views path measured over the last 90 days. Use this when asked whether a channel is close to monetization or what it still needs.
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| channel* | string | A YouTube channel: @handle, channel URL, channel id (UC…), or the channel name. |
suggest_ab_testSuggests title variants to run in YouTube's own Test & Compare, each changing ONE element and each grounded in a pattern measured on that channel. Use this when a creator has a video ready and wants to know what to test rather than whether to test.Suggests title variants to run in YouTube's own Test & Compare, each changing ONE element and each grounded in a pattern measured on that channel. Use this when a creator has a video ready and wants to know what to test rather than whether to test.
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| channel* | string | A YouTube channel: @handle, channel URL, channel id (UC…), or the channel name. |
| title | string | The working title, if there is one. |
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Audits any YouTube channel against its own history. Every claim carries its sample size.
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