TubeText for Muse
Bring YouTube transcripts, AI summaries, and translations into Meta Muse. TubeText runs a public, read-only MCP server — point Muse at it once and ask about any video from any chat.
Set it up (takes a minute)
- Open Muse (iOS, Android, or web) and start a new chat.
- Paste the setup prompt below and send it.
- Muse connects, lists the tools, and saves TubeText as a skill.
Set up TubeText as a custom connector. - Endpoint: https://tubetext-mcp-production.up.railway.app/mcp (hosted MCP server over streamable HTTP, JSON-RPC 2.0). - Auth: none needed. Read tools are public; AI tools run on a shared daily quota. - After connecting, list every tool it gives you and show me the results. - Then save it as a reusable skill called "TubeText" so I can ask about YouTube videos from any conversation. Confirm success by listing the available TubeText tools.
What Muse can do with it
- get_transcript
Fetch a YouTube video's transcript with timestamps.
- list_languages
List caption languages available for a video.
- search_videos
Search YouTube by topic or list a channel's latest videos.
- resolve_channel
Find the right channel when given just a creator name.
- summarize
Summarize a transcript into key takeaways.
- translate
Translate a transcript into another language.
Example prompts
- “What are the most relevant videos about Meta Muse right now?”
- “Tell me about Fireship's last 5 videos.”
- “Summarize the latest videos on AI coding agents.”
Access & limits
- No account needed. Transcript and search tools are unlimited.
- AI tools (summarize, translate) run on a shared quota of 20 calls per day per IP.
- Read-only: TubeText never posts, uploads, or modifies anything.
Technical details
Endpoint: https://tubetext-mcp-production.up.railway.app/mcp
Transport: streamable HTTP, stateless (no session headers needed)
Protocol: MCP / JSON-RPC 2.0
Source code and integration docs: github.com/anomalyco/muse_connectors
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