
from universal-video-notes11
Convert videos from YouTube, Bilibili and 1700+ sites into structured Obsidian Markdown notes with local ASR, AI summaries, and optional Feishu/Wiki sync.
Universal Video Notes converts online videos (YouTube, Bilibili and 1700+ other sites) into structured Obsidian-compatible Markdown notes. It downloads video/subtitle assets, prefers CC subtitles when available, falls back to a local SenseVoice ASR model for transcription, and applies AI-driven summarization and note structuring. Outputs include YAML frontmatter, generated preview images, and optional upload to Feishu Wiki or a local Obsidian REST API endpoint.
Use this skill when you need archival, searchable notes from video content — for meeting recordings, lectures, tutorials, or research videos. It's ideal when you want offline/local ASR (no cloud transcription), structured markdown for knowledge workflows, or automated publishing to team wikis.
Works well with agents that can run Python CLI tools and handle file I/O: Copilot/Codex-style agents, local automation agents, and any OpenClaw runtime that can invoke Python scripts.
A video-to-Obsidian-notes skill supporting Bilibili, YouTube and 1700+ sites via yt-dlp. Uses local SenseVoice ASR model and DeepSeek API for structured note generation. No bundled scripts were available for runtime testing. SKILL.md is well-structured with clear setup instructions, project layout, and env var docs, but is primarily written in Chinese which limits accessibility. Model download (~700MB) lacks checksum verification.
No scripts bundled in DB entry, so only static analysis of SKILL.md was possible. The skill itself appears legitimate — a video transcription/summarization pipeline. The SenseVoice model download lacks checksum verification which is a minor security concern. No malicious patterns detected.