Everything Uoink does.
Capture the source, build the library, assemble workspaces, verify claims, then hand the evidence to Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, or an MCP agent.
Capture
Get source material into Uoink: YouTube pages, playlists, Shorts, podcasts, Twitter video, and approved web pages.
In-page Uoink button
Capture YouTube transcripts and frames directly from your browser.
Open feature ->Right-click context capture
Capture YouTube and X videos directly from link context menus.
Open feature ->Keyboard capture shortcut
Capture from the keyboard with Alt+U.
Open feature ->Mobile playlist bridge
Follow a YouTube playlist and capture new videos into your local library.
Open feature ->Universal page extraction
Save web articles as Markdown and a JSON sidecar on your disk.
Open feature ->X video transcripts
Capture X video and post text into your local library.
Open feature ->Podcast RSS ingestion
Watch RSS/Atom feeds with optional auto-ingest and local WhisperX transcription.
Open feature ->YouTube Shorts transcription
Capture and classify YouTube Shorts to analyze fast-paced video hooks.
Open feature ->Playlist queue extraction
Batch extract up to 10 YouTube videos at once with partial-failure tolerance.
Open feature ->Substack article extraction
Extract clean markdown texts and metadata from Substack newsletters.
Open feature ->Reddit thread extraction
Save structured text discussions from Reddit posts into your local library.
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Library
Turn captures into memory: search, facets, your channel, taste anchors, and resurfacing.
Local SQLite FTS5 search
Search and read sources saved in your local library.
Open feature ->Facet and tag organization
Organize your video corpus using facets and tags you or your agent assign.
Open feature ->Your channel mode
Configure your own YouTube channel to analyze hook performance and audience patterns.
Open feature ->Resurface for you
Discover forgotten insights in your video library with personalized local resurfacing cards.
Open feature ->Engagement memory
Track which videos you reference most to build a durable local knowledge base.
Open feature ->Taste anchors calibration
Calibrate your local memory layer by selecting reference videos that define your research taste.
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Workspace
Assemble source sets, critique ideas against evidence, write scripts, and draft posts from the corpus.
Workspace assembly
Assemble a local markdown corpus from multiple video sources for a project workspace.
Open feature ->Corpus analysis critique
Run structured critiques on your draft against a local video and article corpus.
Open feature ->Script studio workspace
Generate, revise, and outline video scripts grounded in your local markdown corpus.
Open feature ->Writing studio tool
Generate tweets, threads, and blog posts grounded in your captured video corpus.
Open feature ->Style anchor management
Import and manage style anchors from Substack or text to guide AI voice tone.
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Verification
Extract claims and keep the evidence panel close so outputs stay grounded.
Distribution
Give Claude Desktop, Cursor, and other clients a local MCP path into your research library.
Model Context Protocol server
Every Uoink tool is available to your AI: 91 tools over stdio and 91 in the local HTTP registry for capture, search, citations, and writing.
Open feature ->Claude Desktop MCP integration
Connect Uoink to Claude Desktop to let Claude capture and search video files.
Open feature ->Cursor MCP integration
Add Uoink to Cursor to search and reference your video corpus inside your editor.
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Identity
Keep the trust layer visible: BYO keys, local-first processing, and no Uoink cloud.
Bring your own API key
Use your own Anthropic API key to run Hook Type and Comment Intelligence passes.
Open feature ->Local-first architecture
Save transcripts, comments, and databases to your local drive for private research.
Open feature ->No cloud database
Keep your video corpus and research in local files and a local index without a Uoink-hosted database.
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