Turn a YouTube channel into a webhook: a signed HTTP POST seconds after every new video.
MCP server for Feedhook — turn a YouTube channel into a webhook: your endpoint gets a signed HTTP POST ~8 seconds after a new video is published. No polling, no YouTube API quota. Feedhook does YouTube's WebSub plumbing (hub subscription, verification handshake, ~5-day lease renewals, retries with backoff) and resells it as a clean API; this package is the agent front door. Or in any MCP client…
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MCP server for Feedhook — turn a YouTube channel into a webhook: your endpoint gets a signed HTTP POST ~8 seconds after a new video is published. No polling, no YouTube API quota. Feedhook does YouTube's WebSub plumbing (hub subscription, verification handshake, ~5-day lease renewals, retries with backoff) and resells it as a clean API; this package is the agent front door. Or in any MCP client config: No key yet? Add the server without the env var and ask your agent to call (free plan: 1 feed)…
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