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Claude Code built me an insane workflow: Turn podcast transcripts into EPUB ebooks, so you can have a personalized weekly magazine! Every week, it will - Fetch new videos from your specified list of YouTube channels - Get their transcripts, remix them into polished magazine articles - Deliver them... show more

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Zara Zhang9 months ago

Claude skill:

Bo Nam9 months ago

what if you went all the way

deAPI9 months ago

Awesome! Btw. you could use Whisper Large V3 at deAPI to transcribe each video even if it has no subtitles added on YouTube (which can be a problem for some videos when using YT Data API to scrape subtitles only).

NatyShi 🦇🔊🏴9 months ago

How about IP and rights (ethics) from podcast source? Is your own podcast or 3rd party?

Spark9 months ago

Wild! Setting up Claude Code and Skills at the beginning almost killed me. The black terminal honestly scared the hell out of me. So I built a version on top of Claude Code that’s actually friendly for non-technical people — same Claude Code–level agents and Skills, but you just open it and start using it. published it as

Long Chen9 months ago

That's great! I can now send it directly to my Kindle with just one click.

KP9 months ago

Omg 😳 How do you keep creating such creative projects over and over again?!

Michael Davidson9 months ago

list it on @useskillstack !

Aseem Kishore9 months ago

Now that’s useful! Thanks gurrrlll!

Anushka Shandilya9 months ago

this is actually great because you cannot get distracted on platforms by other recommendations to watch and you can have that magazine in the morning with your coffee and just sit and read...

Gavin K9 months ago

banger as always

shaped9 months ago

This is incredible, will finally let me catch up to things without the brainrot

Alex Lieberman9 months ago

cc: @JJEnglert

Himanshu Kumar9 months ago

@zarazhangrui, that's a clever use of Claude Code to repurpose podcast transcripts, creating something new.

Jayesh Betala9 months ago

I built an agent to get transcripts and create a summary and blogs for me for the podcasts I have added on the list. Turning them into an ebook is a fantastic idea

PeacePower9 months ago

The AI Homestead Era: is waving

Peter Zhu9 months ago

Podcast transcripts to EPUB ebooks is genius! How do you plan to monetize this workflow?

Kevin Hsieh9 months ago

So cool. Is it available to try?

SynthesisLedger9 months ago

clean loop for weekly signal extraction from raw transcripts. structured epub output survives api shifts if you pin the remix schema to a fixed ledger. 🇳🇴

Dan Connolly9 months ago

awesome!

Delia Dou9 months ago

thanks for sharing!it is very useful for people who prefer reading to listening to podcasts

AI Highlight9 months ago

That’s such a smart use case. Turning long-form podcasts into a clean, weekly magazine you can actually read feels insanely practical. nice ship.

Jason9 months ago

Wow what a great use case. I'm putting this into my content pipeline.

uistacy9 months ago

Cool idea💡

Darko Bačić9 months ago

dope idea. but i've seen these pile up unread unless you ruthlessly cap channels at 3-4. curation beats raw volume every time 📱

🇨🇭 Alpenflug 🗽🇮🇱9 months ago

Missing Information: Anthropic ist not free of charge I try a other way...

加密十三娘9 months ago

这个点子太酷了让播客变身电子杂志真聪明

Jabir Nur9 months ago

Oh wow 😍

Samuel9 months ago

This is very cool, thanks for sharing!

Chandra Ujjini9 months ago

Great work. You should also summerize them. Most of the time in a podcast the “effective” content is just 30-40%, rest are opinions and bs. This way you will be getting the essence of a video in a readable (consume at your own pace) format. Kodos @zarazhangrui

KeenWood9 months ago

This skill is straight fire! Can't wait to see what else you cook up with it.

Abhishek9 months ago

Love this idea 👏🏻👏🏻

steven9 months ago

Hi there, your posts have been showing up on my For You page a lot lately. I know I might not get a response, but I still want to ask: do you actually code, or do you just use a lot of "vibe coding" tools to assist with your work?

BTC=BTC9 months ago

Why read when you can listen?

Jerry Ann9 months ago

A beautiful tool

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