sources

One corpus.
Every source.

Uoink starts with video and podcasts.
Articles and threads join the same local library.
Same source card. Same citations.

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YouTube

Capture: Button, right-click, playlist queue, and Shorts.

Corpus: Transcript, frames, comments, metadata, channel context.

Best for: Creator research, hook study, lecture notes, agent citations.

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X video

Capture: Right-click video posts and capture the source with creator credit.

Corpus: Transcript, post URL, author handle, media metadata, local citation.

Best for: Credited threads, clip research, launch swipe files.

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Podcasts

Capture: Add an RSS feed or episode URL and transcribe with local Whisper.

Corpus: Speaker labels, transcript, episode metadata, show context, entities.

Best for: Interview notes, claim trails, guest research, agent search.

Open source page ->
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Reddit threads

Capture: Save a thread and keep the comment tree as source material.

Corpus: Post body, nested comments, authors, score context, outbound links.

Best for: Audience language, objection mining, product research.

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Web Articles & Pages

Capture: Universal page extraction strips navigation, headers, ads, and trackers.

Corpus: Clean body markdown text, author details, metadata, outbound links.

Best for: Writing anchors, source-backed essays, style study.

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why source breadth matters

The source changes. The library compounds.

A video, a podcast, and a newsletter issue can all mention the same person, tool, company, or idea. Uoink keeps those mentions on disk so your agent can search across the whole library later.

See developer path Local search