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Auto-discovered command that wraps yt-dlp-helper.sh with auto-detection of URL type (video/playlist/channel) and pass-through options.
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WalkthroughThis pull request introduces agent documentation for the yt-dlp helper, detailing workflow steps, supported subcommands, passthrough options, and practical usage examples for video/audio downloads, playlists, transcripts, and conversions via a subagent interface. Changes
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This pull request introduces a new /yt-dlp slash command by adding a markdown file that defines its behavior for an agent. The documentation is comprehensive and well-structured, with clear examples for various use cases. I've provided a few suggestions to enhance the clarity and precision of the descriptions for the audio, convert, and config subcommands to ensure the documentation is as unambiguous as possible for users.
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| /yt-dlp <url> → Auto-detect (video/playlist/channel) | ||
| /yt-dlp video <url> [options] → Download video | ||
| /yt-dlp audio <url> [options] → Extract audio (MP3) |
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The description for the audio subcommand states it extracts audio as MP3. While this might be the default format, yt-dlp can extract to other formats like m4a, opus, etc., as indicated in the --format option and other examples. To be more general and avoid potential confusion, I suggest removing the specific format from this description.
| /yt-dlp audio <url> [options] → Extract audio (MP3) | |
| /yt-dlp audio <url> [options] → Extract audio |
| /yt-dlp channel <url> [options] → Download channel | ||
| /yt-dlp transcript <url> [options] → Download subtitles only | ||
| /yt-dlp info <url> → Show video info | ||
| /yt-dlp convert <path> [options] → Extract audio from local file(s) |
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The description for the convert command is slightly ambiguous. It says it processes "local file(s)", but the argument is <path>, which typically refers to a single file path. To improve clarity, please specify if the command handles single or multiple files. If it only handles a single file, I suggest changing the description to "Extract audio from a local file".
| /yt-dlp convert <path> [options] → Extract audio from local file(s) | |
| /yt-dlp convert <path> [options] → Extract audio from a local file |
| /yt-dlp convert <path> [options] → Extract audio from local file(s) | ||
| /yt-dlp install → Install yt-dlp + ffmpeg | ||
| /yt-dlp status → Check installation | ||
| /yt-dlp config → Generate default config |
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The config subcommand is listed with the description "Generate default config", but there's no further explanation of its behavior. It would be beneficial for users to understand what this command does, for instance, whether it prints the config to stdout or creates a file. Please consider adding more details to this description or including an example of its usage.
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| | Option | Description | | ||
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| | `--output-dir <path>` | Custom output directory | | ||
| | `--format <fmt>` | Format: `4k`, `1080p`, `720p`, `480p`, `mp3`, `m4a`, `opus`, `wav`, `flac` | |
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The --format table lists wav/flac, but in yt-dlp-helper.sh those values are only handled by the convert command; using them with audio/video will likely fail (e.g., -f flac). Consider clarifying which --format values apply per subcommand to avoid misleading usage.
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…, and format applicability Address PR #233 review feedback (GH#3781): - audio: remove hardcoded 'MP3' — format is configurable via --format - convert: clarify accepts a single file or a directory of video files - config: specify output path (~/.config/yt-dlp/config) instead of vague 'Generate default config' - --format table: note wav/flac are convert-only; audio/video subcommands do not support them Closes #3781
…, and format applicability (#4436) Address PR #233 review feedback (GH#3781): - audio: remove hardcoded 'MP3' — format is configurable via --format - convert: clarify accepts a single file or a directory of video files - config: specify output path (~/.config/yt-dlp/config) instead of vague 'Generate default config' - --format table: note wav/flac are convert-only; audio/video subcommands do not support them Closes #3781



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/yt-dlpslash command for OpenCode (auto-discovered fromscripts/commands/yt-dlp.md)yt-dlp-helper.shwith auto-detection of URL type and pass-through options/yt-dlp <url>,/yt-dlp audio <url>,/yt-dlp transcript <url>,/yt-dlp convert <path>,/yt-dlp status, etc.Follows up on PR #232 which added the agent and helper script.
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