Use visible page metadata/transcripts
Use visible page metadata/transcripts rather than downloading or processing media.
Chromium extension that adds Gemini-powered Q&A to YouTube using visible video metadata, transcripts, and the user's own API key.

Viewers must scrub long YouTube videos to find specific answers even when the page already exposes metadata and a transcript.
Answers are limited by transcript availability and quality.
Gemini calls require the user's own API key and send bounded video context to an external provider.
YouTube route/DOM changes and extension permission boundaries can break extraction.
YouTube content extraction; React extension UI and request state; validated transcript/context envelope and Gemini adapter; browser storage/permissions plus release-built Manifest V3 package. The companion web app documents and distributes the product.
YouTube content extraction.
React extension UI and request state.
Validated transcript/context envelope and Gemini adapter.
Browser storage/permissions plus release-built Manifest V3 package. The companion web app documents and distributes the product.
Use visible page metadata/transcripts rather than downloading or processing media.
Keep API credentials user-supplied instead of operating a shared proxy, trading onboarding friction for a smaller service/data boundary.
Separate extension and website workspaces so product runtime and public documentation can ship independently.

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