Claude Code Tutorial: Build a YouTube Research Agent in 15 Minutes

Name: Claude Code Tutorial: Build a YouTube Research Agent in 15 Minutes
Uploaded: 2025-09-10
Duration: 910 s
Channel: Peter Yang
Description: Read a transcript preview of “Claude Code Tutorial: Build a YouTube Research Agent in 15 Minutes” from Peter Yang, uploaded on 2025-09-10.

Channel: Peter Yang

Uploaded: 2025-09-10

Duration: PT910S

Read a transcript preview of “Claude Code Tutorial: Build a YouTube Research Agent in 15 Minutes” from Peter Yang, uploaded on 2025-09-10.

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Language: English (original, YouTube automatic captions)

[0:00] Hey everyone, today I want to show you

[0:02] how to build an AI research agent with

[0:04] clock code. You know, most people use

[0:06] clock code for coding, but it's really

[0:09] an everything agent that can automate

[0:12] any task for you. So, this is the

[0:14] tutorial that we're going to walk

[0:15] through today. I am going to build a

[0:18] YouTube research agent that finds the

[0:21] best videos from your favorite YouTube

[0:24] channels and then analyzes each

[0:26] creator's winning formula. And we're

[0:29] going to do this in six steps. So first

[0:31] we're going to explore solutions with

[0:33] Claude. Then we are going to update

[0:35] permissions so that it can auto approve

[0:37] changes.

[0:39] Then we are going to ask Claude to write

[0:41] a spec for the slash command that we'll

[0:43] use. Convert the spec into a detailed

[0:46] to-do list. Create the slash command.

[0:49] And finally add batch processing so that

[0:51] we can analyze multiple YouTube channels

[0:53] at once.

[0:56] Okay. Okay, so I'm going to assume that

[0:57] you have clock code installed already,

[1:00] both in terminal and also set up in

[1:02] cursor. And if you don't know how to do

[1:04] that, then check out this other video

[1:05] that I made with the instructions. It's

[1:07] very simple. It's just a oneline thing.

[1:10] Okay, whenever I start a new project, I

[1:13] always like to start by exploring

[1:15] solutions with Claude in plan mode. And

[1:18] to enter plan mode, just press shift tab

[1:21] until you see plan mode here. And plan

[1:25] mode basically lets you brainstorm and

[1:28] draft plans of claude without having a

[1:30] code. And doing this can save you hours

[1:33] of going down the wrong path. So let's

[1:36] go ahead and put a pr