Samurai Memory

Samurai Memory keeps the YouTube videos you learn from (podcasts, interviews, talks, lectures) in a private library with their full transcripts, key ideas and chapters. This connector brings that library into Claude. Ask Claude about what you've watched and it answers from the videos themselves, with a link to the exact minute of each point, so you can check the source or play that moment. It works across many videos at once: "What do the podcasts in my library say about pricing?", "Summarize the videos in my Startup folder and tell me where they disagree", or "Find where they talk about hiring the first salesperson". What Claude can do with it: • Search what was said across your saved videos, with timestamps • Read a video's key ideas, chapters and transcript • List your videos, folders and tags • Open a YouTube link you paste: if it's in your library Claude reads it, if not it gives you a link that saves it with the Samurai Memory browser extension • Organize the library when you ask: create and rename folders, add videos to folders or take them out, add or remove tags, mark favorites Claude never deletes videos or folders, and can't see your account or payments. It reads your library only when you ask it something with the connector turned on. You need a Samurai Memory account (free: 5 new videos a month; Pro: unlimited). Videos are saved with the free Samurai Memory extension for Chrome and Firefox.