feat: add blog post and example script for extracting YouTube video chapters using OpenAI models #831
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The complete script included here is redundant since it is already provided in theexamples/youtube/run.py. Consider removing this section and referring readers to the example script to avoid duplication and ease maintenance. - Reason this comment was not posted:
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| def extract_chapters(transcript: str): | ||
| """Extract chapters from the transcript using AI.""" | ||
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| """Extract chapters from the transcript using AI.""" | ||
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@ivanleomk can you take a read, this is claude generated, polish it up a little bet and merge whenever
Summary:
Added a blog post, example script, user interface, and tests for extracting YouTube video chapters using OpenAI models, Instructor, and Pydantic.
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docs/blog/posts/youtube-transcripts.mdwith a detailed guide on extracting structured chapter information from YouTube video transcripts using OpenAI's language models, Instructor, and Pydantic.examples/youtube/run.pyscript to demonstrate the implementation of extracting chapters from YouTube transcripts.Chaptermodel in bothdocs/blog/posts/youtube-transcripts.mdandexamples/youtube/run.pyfor structured chapter information.get_youtube_transcriptfunction to fetch YouTube video transcripts.extract_chaptersfunction to extract chapters using OpenAI's language models.examples/youtube/run.pyfor processing YouTube videos and displaying chapters.process_youtube_videofunction to process a YouTube video and print extracted chapters.tests/llm/test_openai/docs/test_posts.pyto validate code examples in the blog post.Generated with ❤️ by ellipsis.dev