Tools/Bench Optimize
YouTube upload checklist and metadata
Ship
This is the stage most people do badly at 1am with the video already rendered. One pass over the finished content returns the whole listing at once — titles, description, chapters, tags, hashtags, a pinned comment, a community post and thumbnail concepts — plus a checklist of what is still missing, with the ticks saved so you can come back tomorrow.
What it does
- Reads a finished script, a transcript, or a video on a channel you have connected
- Returns the full publishing package on one screen, exportable as Markdown
- Returns chapters empty rather than invented when the source has no real timestamps
- Carries your chosen title into the thumbnail brief and the export
What you bring
A finished script or a transcript. A public YouTube link works as a reference, but is read from public metadata only.
What you get
The whole upload package, plus a saved checklist of what is still outstanding.
What it costs
12 credits for a full pass.
What it cannot do
It writes the listing, not the strategy. It cannot tell you whether the video is worth publishing, and where a source genuinely lacks timestamps it returns no chapters rather than plausible ones — an invented chapter list is worse than none, because you will not check it.