Sales coaching runs on examples, and managers ration them from a thin supply: their own calls (limited, dated), the team's recordings (compliance-gated, awkward to teardown publicly), and whatever clips they've bookmarked over the years. Meanwhile the coaching moment is always specific — this rep, this weakness, right now — and the ration rarely has the right example on hand.

The supply problem is solved in public: sales-training channels publish teardowns, role-plays and technique breakdowns continuously — hundreds of coachable moments, professionally dissected. What's missing is retrieval by situation: when the rep needs discovery-openers, you need every strong discovery-opener example, not a channel to browse.

library_import_youtube_channel builds the corpus: the two or three best teardown channels for your motion, imported and tagged — a permanent coaching asset that grows with their publishing schedule.

deep_context is the retrieval-by-situation: "show me the moments across the corpus where sellers handle an early pricing push" — answered with citations to the videos and minutes, ready to drop into a coaching session. The rep watches four strong examples of exactly their weakness, back to back, sourced in two minutes. Coaching stops being rationed by the manager's memory and starts running on a library that always has the right clip.