Felo YouTube Subtitling on OpenClaw 2.0OpenClaw 2.0

Someone drops a link. What matters is what was actually said.

A link in a channel is a question waiting to be answered, and titles are written to travel. This pulls the captions as timestamped text so the reply can quote the minute instead of repeating the headline.

Built for OpenClaw 2.0clawhub installAnswers in seconds
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Install from the registryclawhub install felo-youtube-subtitling
  1. Installclawhub install felo-youtube-subtitling
  2. InputA YouTube link in the chat
  3. Comes back asTimestamped lines
  4. ThenSearch the text, quote the minute
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Open-source personal assistant · release v2026.8.1

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OpenClaw treats a skill as something with a lifecycle — install, review, then enable per agent — and answers wherever you already chat, so the reply has to hold up on its own.

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What you get back

Timestamped lines, quoted back into the conversation

What comes back is text with minutes attached. That is what makes a chat reply checkable — anyone in the thread can jump to 22:10 and hear it themselves.

06:18Host

Let us start with the part everyone quoted this week — the pricing change.

07:02Guest

The list price did not move. What changed is that the entry tier loses the seat minimum.

13:44Guest

For teams under ten seats, that is a real reduction, and it is not the headline anybody wrote.

22:10Host

So the coverage got the price wrong by leaving out the condition.

22:31Guest

Mostly, yes. Two outlets did check it with us first.

The list price did not move. What changed is that the entry tier loses the seat minimum.
Ask for the quote and the timestamp together, and the correction arrives in the thread with the evidence already in it.
Add it on OpenClaw 2.0

Install it once, then enable it for the channels that get links

This is a small skill with a narrow job, so the enablement question is straightforward: which agents should be able to answer when somebody pastes a video.

From the official registryclawhub install felo-youtube-subtitling

Skill Workshop, before anything is live

  • What the skill proposesThe fetch step and the text it returns. There is no browser and no playback, which is worth seeing written down before a skill runs in your channels.
  • What ran against itThe validation results OpenClaw recorded, kept with the skill so you can see what was checked the day it was applied.
  • What stays on recordApplied skills remain in the Workshop with their check history, which is the difference between an install you can audit and a folder somebody copied in.

Who gets it

Main chat agentEnabled

The likely place a link arrives, and the place where a fast, quoted answer saves the most time.

Research agentEnabled

Useful when a claim in a report came from a talk; the transcript can be re-checked at the source.

Team channelReview first

Enable once the people in the channel know the transcript comes from auto-captions and occasionally mangles a name.

The routine

Answering a posted link properly

Three messages, and the third is the one people remember.

Runs when

Somebody drops a video into a channel with an opinion already attached to it.

  1. 01

    Ask what was said, not what you think of it

    One request: get the transcript and quote the part about the specific claim. That keeps the reply tied to the recording instead of the mood of the thread.

  2. 02

    Quote with the timestamp

    The minute is what lets anybody in the channel check it without watching. It also ends the argument about what somebody meant.

  3. 03

    Correct the record in place

    Reply in the thread where the link was posted. A correction in a direct message leaves the wrong version standing for everyone else.

Leaves behindA quoted correction with timestamps, posted in the thread where the original claim was shared.

In practice

Two prompts that fit a chat window

Short questions, quoted answers, no summary of the whole recording.

Type thisDid this video mention our pricing? Quote it with the timestamp.What comes back

The sentence, the minute, and the speaker — or a clear statement that the topic never came up.

Type thisPull every number from this talk with its timestamp. I do not need the rest.What comes back

A short list of figures anchored to minutes, which is enough to check a claim somebody made in the thread.

Check it worked

Three checks on a quoted reply

A quotation in a chat is taken at face value, so the checks happen before you send it, not after.

1

The timestamp exists and lands

Open the video at the minute quoted. A quote with no timestamp cannot be checked, which is the whole reason to ask for one.

2

Names and numbers look right

Auto-captions mangle both. If a figure is going to be repeated in a channel, confirm it against the audio.

3

The quote is not the whole sentence

Speakers hedge, and captions drop the tone. Read one line either side before you repeat it as a position.

FAQ

What OpenClaw users ask about transcripts

Does this work on any video anyone posts?
Public YouTube links with captions, including automatic ones. A recording behind a login is out of reach, which is worth saying before somebody expects it.
How long does it take for an hour-long talk?
The fetch is not proportional to the runtime; it returns the caption text. The reply arrives in the same conversation you asked in, without anyone watching anything.
Can it summarise instead?
It can, but the transcript first is the better habit. A summary loses the hedges, and in a channel argument the hedge is usually the point.
Should I post the full transcript?
Usually not. Post the quoted lines with timestamps, and keep the full text where the team can search it if the question comes back.
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