Looking at the source package, I can see a critical issue before writing anything: the actual video content is missing.

The source package contains:

  • Video title: “Vergiss ChatGPT: DIESE 10 KI-Tools machen dich 2026 zur Ein-Mann-Armee!”
  • Video URL: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wtatHM0DjZk
  • Summary: (empty string — no content extracted)
  • Opinions: (empty)
  • Tool URLs: (empty)

The strict rules say: “Use ONLY information from the source package” and “DO NOT invent prices, versions, or features from training data.”

If I write the article now, I would have to invent all 10 tools, their features, and pricing — which directly violates the rules. The result would be fabricated content dressed up as sourced reporting.

What needs to happen first:

The research pipeline needs to actually extract the video transcript/content. The summary field should contain something like:

“Tool 1: XYZ for video editing… Tool 2: ABC for coding automation…”

Options to proceed:

  1. Fetch the video content now — I can attempt to retrieve the YouTube transcript via yt-dlp or a transcript API on your VPS, populate the summary, then write the article.
  2. Re-run the research engine against this video URL so it properly extracts content before generation.
  3. You provide the transcript/summary and I’ll write immediately.

Would you like me to SSH into the VPS and pull the transcript from this video so we can actually write a factual article?