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×Let Claude read a webinar transcript, pick the moments worth a Short, write scripts and titles within YouTube's limits and save the drafts in Tareno for your approval.
Partly. Claude reads the transcript of your recording, chooses the moments worth a Short and writes scripts and titles of up to 100 characters. Tareno saves drafts for your YouTube channel, but the video clips have to be cut and exported by you and sit in your media library. Scheduling stays pending until you approve it in Tareno.
Last reviewed 2026-10-24 · Markdown version for AI agents
A one-hour webinar contains five or six minutes that would work as stand-alone Shorts, and finding them takes longer than watching it again. A transcript makes the search a reading task, and Claude reads long text carefully. The limit of the setup is plain: Claude writes the scripts and titles, but it does not cut video. This page follows a language-course creator through the full loop, from transcript to Short titles that fit YouTube's limits, to drafts that wait in Tareno for clips you cut yourself, with the approval step at the end.
Imagine a teacher who streams a weekly Spanish class on YouTube. For one recording she asks Claude to fetch the transcript of the video with get_social_media_transcript and to find three moments of under a minute that make sense without context: a pronunciation trick, a common mistake and a short story. Claude returns the three moments with their timestamps, a 45-second script for each, a title under 100 characters and a one-line reason each would work. She cuts the three clips in her editor, vertical and under a minute, and uploads them to the Tareno library. Claude pairs files and titles with list_media, saves the drafts through create_drafts and she requests three slots on three days, which wait as pending actions until she approves them.
If the recording is a public video on YouTube, Claude can fetch its transcript through Tareno. For other sources, paste the text. Ask for timestamps so you can find each moment in the editor.
Ask for moments that make sense without the rest of the class, each under about a minute when spoken. A Short that needs context to be understood loses viewers in the first seconds.
Ask for a spoken script of about 45 seconds and a title of no more than 100 characters. Tareno's configuration limits YouTube text to that length, which is also YouTube's limit for titles.
Claude cannot edit video. Export vertical clips of up to 60 seconds in mp4 or mov and add them to your Tareno media library, since Tareno's configuration lists that range for YouTube.
Claude finds your files with list_media, matches them with the scripts and saves the pairs through create_drafts for your channel. Open each draft in Tareno and play the clip next to its title.
Give dates, times and an IANA time zone. Each request waits as a pending action until you approve it in the dashboard.
Use Tareno to fetch the transcript of my YouTube video [URL]. Find three moments of under a minute that make sense without the rest of the class. For each give the start and end timestamp, a one-line reason it works as a Short and the sentences I say in that moment.For each of the three moments write a spoken script of about 45 seconds that starts with the hook in the first sentence, and a title of at most 100 characters. Keep my own wording where it is already clear, and show the script next to the timestamps.I have uploaded the clips [file names] to my Tareno media library. Match them to the three scripts, save the pairs as YouTube drafts for [channel name] and return the draft IDs. Tell me if a clip is longer than 60 seconds or not vertical, and do not schedule anything yet.Ask Tareno to schedule drafts [IDs] for [Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 17:00] in the [Europe/Madrid] time zone. Return the pending action IDs and remind me that nothing publishes until I approve each one in the Tareno dashboard.As configured in Tareno on 2026-10-24. The live rules for your own account come from the get_platform_schema tool.
Source: YouTube Help: YouTube Shorts, read on 2026-10-24. Platform rules change; check the page before you rely on a number.
https://tareno.co/api/mcpUse the same Tareno account across supported clients. Open the relevant setup guide for authentication, first use, reconnect, and revocation.
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It can find the moments and write scripts and titles for them. The cutting is yours: Claude cannot edit video, so you export vertical clips of up to 60 seconds and add them to your Tareno media library.
Tareno's configuration lists videos of 1 to 60 seconds for YouTube in a 9:16 ratio. YouTube's own help page allows Shorts of up to three minutes, so a longer clip has to be shortened before it can be scheduled through Tareno.
Yes, for public videos. Tareno can fetch transcripts on YouTube, and Claude then works from the text with timestamps. For recordings that are not on YouTube, paste the transcript into the chat.
Tareno's configuration limits the text for YouTube to 100 characters, which matches the limit YouTube applies to video titles. Ask Claude for a character count so a title does not get cut.
Not in the text that Tareno saves, since links are not supported there for YouTube. Add the link as a pinned comment or in the description in YouTube Studio after the Short is published.
No. A scheduling request becomes a pending action in Tareno. YouTube receives the video only after you approve it in the dashboard, and `get_action_status` shows what happened afterwards.