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Skills/KINGJING1/PODCAST TRANSCRIPT TXT SKILL

KingJing1/podcast-transcript-txt-skill

1 skill · 0 installs · 32 stars · GitHub

Install

npx skills add https://github.com/KingJing1/podcast-transcript-txt-skill

Skills in this repo

1Podcast Transcript Txtpodcast-transcript-txt is a workflow skill for solo builders and content-minded indies who need the full spoken text of a podcast episode without manually clicking through players, auto-captions, and partial snippets. It encodes a deterministic path to locate transcripts from common entry points: YouTube watch URLs, episode landing pages (including Xiaoyuzhou), Apple Podcasts discovered via title search, X/Twitter post links, direct audio URLs, or even a human-readable episode title when no link is handy. The agent follows the skill to reduce dead ends and exports a cleaned plain-text file you can drop into notes, RAG, or a summarization step. It fits early journey research when you are validating themes from industry shows, and later grow workflows when you repurpose interviews into newsletters or social threads. It is not a podcast host, audio editor, or semantic search product—it is the reliable fetch-and-clean layer. Pair it with your own summarization or citation discipline because availability of official transcripts varies by show and platform.0installs