Earnings season is a bandwidth problem wearing a calendar costume. Twenty names on the watchlist, each with a management interview here, a post-print CNBC hit there, a fireside at a broker conference — sixty-plus hours of executive commentary landing inside two weeks, all of it potentially material, none of it watchable at that volume.

So triage happens by proxy: you watch the three names you're closest to and read headlines for the rest. Which works until the quarter where the thing that mattered was said in minute forty of an interview for a name you skimmed. The tape was public. You just didn't have a way to process all of it.

library_import_youtube_video captures the tape as it drops: each interview and appearance imported into your veridive library, transcript included, tagged by ticker and quarter. library_list keeps the stack organized — filter by tag, see what's in, what's processed, what's pending, free.

run_youtube_tool is the processing line: summarizer turns each hour into a structured brief, key-quotes extracts the sentences that move theses — guidance color, demand language, the CFO's word choice on margins. Batch it across the stack and every name on the watchlist gets the same treatment: a one-pager with quotes, each traceable back to its source video. Coverage stops being a function of your favorite names.