The industry expo happened, you didn't go, and now the FOMO sets in: forty sessions of product reveals, roadmap panels and technical deep-dives — the year's densest concentration of what your market is about to do. The organizers helpfully uploaded everything. Nobody on your team will watch forty hours of it, and you know exactly how the "hey, could you skim the NRF talks?" Slack message ends.

Attending wasn't really about the booths anyway; it was about knowing what got announced, what the keynotes chose to emphasize, and which problems every panel kept circling. All of that survives in the recordings — it just needs to be compressed from a conference into a briefing.

library_import_youtube_channel ingests the whole event in one command — point it at the conference's playlist or channel and every session lands in your veridive library, transcripts included, tagged to the event.

run_youtube_tool then does the grunt work at batch scale: its summarizer distills each session into a structured brief, key-quotes pulls the statements worth quoting in your own roadmap docs, and chapter-generator maps the long keynotes so anything worth watching gets watched at the right minute. An afternoon later you have what attendance was for: every session's substance, organized, quotable — and unlike your colleague's expo notes, it cites where each claim was said.