Authorize locally
Use a Google Desktop OAuth client with the youtube.readonly scope. The CLI stores its credentials locally rather than in this website.
Savault Global / your library
Your playlists, your Markdown.
The local CLI uses your Google account and the official YouTube Data API to read playlists you own, then writes video metadata and descriptions into Markdown files on your computer.
The CLI workflow exists locally. Browser sign-in and browser sync are still in development; there is no Connect button or live web account on this site.
Read-only permissionyoutube.readonly
Your playlistsYouTube playlists.list with mine=true
Files on your machineMarkdown with source links
The available path
From your account to your files.
Savault Global currently works through a local command-line tool. The flow is deliberately narrow: your authorization, your own playlists, and local Markdown output.
Read owned playlists
The tool calls the official YouTube Data API for playlists on the signed-in account and reads their playlist items. It does not offer public search or collect on someone else's behalf.
Write Markdown
Create local .md files with title, source, playlist ID, URL, publication date, and available description. The current path does not download videos or transcripts.
Availability
A real CLI. A web app to come.
This independent Global site explains the working local workflow. The current browser OAuth and sync endpoints are placeholders, so this page cannot connect your YouTube account. Public self-service access, pricing, and any AI or transcription service have not been launched here. Contact Dream Bridge Lab to discuss the current product and future access.
Talk to Dream Bridge Lab