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How to automatically transcribe and summarize YouTube videos with Google Apps Script and Supadata

No iadots.com, eu reúno vídeos sobre IA, agentes, robótica e humanoides em quatro idiomas. Assistir a cada vídeo e escrever um resumo à mão não escala, então montei uma automação simples: um script no Google Apps Script pega a transcrição do vídeo pela API da Supadata, manda o texto para um modelo de linguagem e salva o resumo. Neste tutorial mostro como montar a mesma estrutura do zero, com o…

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A tutorial on the iadots.com website describes how to automate video summarization using Google Apps Script, Supadata API, and Gemini API. The automation script retrieves video transcripts, sends the text to a language model, and saves the summary. The tutorial provides a step-by-step guide on setting up the automation, including creating a Google Apps Script project, storing API keys, and writing functions for transcription and summarization.

The script uses a Google Sheets spreadsheet as a video queue and can handle videos in multiple languages.

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