Felo YouTube Subtitling for OpenClaw extracts YouTube subtitles and searchable transcript text for research, notes, summaries, and repurposing. Use it when the team needs reusable text instead of another video link.
Great talks, demos, and product updates are easy to share but still awkward to search, quote, summarize, and operationalize.
Useful ideas stay trapped inside long recordings that nobody wants to rewatch for one quote.
Without timestamps, teams waste time finding the exact moment something was said.
International teams need captions they can translate, quote, and reuse quickly.
felo-youtube-subtitling converts YouTube content into transcript-ready working text so the next step can be search, summary, storage, translation, or slide creation.
This OpenClaw page focuses on the fastest way to bring youtube subtitling capabilities into local agent workflows.
Install in OpenClaw to turn talks, tutorials, and demos into searchable text your team can actually reuse. Use the official installer script for full setup, or the official ClawHub CLI when your registry workflow is already configured.
# Official OpenClaw installer
bash <(curl -s https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Felo-Inc/felo-skills/main/scripts/openclaw-install.sh)
# Official ClawHub install
clawhub install felo-youtube-subtitlingThese capabilities are built for teams that need transcripts, timestamps, and reusable text rather than another unsearchable video link.
Use full YouTube links or short video IDs interchangeably.
Request supported subtitle languages and work across multilingual content pipelines.
Return timestamped transcript segments when you need precise references.
No extra setup if you already configured your Felo environment.
Best for keynote recaps, tutorial indexing, multilingual review, and any workflow where the transcript matters more than the player.
Choose a platform, add the API key, and get to the first transcript fast enough that video stops being a bottleneck.
Start from Claude Code or OpenClaw, depending on where the team already runs its terminal workflow.
Reuse the same Felo API key across the wider skill set so onboarding stays simple.
Verify the setup with felo youtube-subtitling -v "dQw4w9WgXcQ" --language en --with-time and move straight into review or summarization.
Teams keep it because video becomes far more useful once it turns into searchable subtitles, timestamps, and summaries.
“Training videos finally became searchable assets instead of links that no one wants to scrub through twice.”
“We use it to pull exact quotes and timestamps from conference talks before writing recap memos or newsletters.”
“It is one of the fastest ways for our content team to turn webinars and demos into notes, clips, and follow-up assets.”
Install felo-youtube-subtitling and convert talks, tutorials, and demos into transcripts you can search, summarize, store, and repurpose.
Use one API key to turn talks, demos, and tutorials into searchable text your team can summarize, quote, and reuse.