YouTube is a Clone skill that manages a YouTube channel: it uploads and updates videos, playlists, captions and comments, and reports on channel analytics. Content creator and marketing manager clones use it to publish, moderate and track performance from one request. It needs a YouTube connection, and every upload, reply and change is logged.
Pull last month's views by traffic source for our channel.
Your channel had 48,200 views last month. Search and suggested videos drove most of them.
| Source | Views | Share |
|---|---|---|
| YouTube search | 17,350 | 36% |
| Suggested videos | 14,460 | 30% |
| Browse features | 9,640 | 20% |
| External | 6,750 | 14% |
No forms, no workflow builder. Ask your clone the way you'd ask a teammate.
Link the YouTube channel your clone should manage and set what it may upload, edit or reply to.
Upload a video as private with a title and description, update a playlist, reply to comments or pull analytics.
Your clone confirms the change or sends the numbers. Every action is logged.
Skills belong to roles. These clones put YouTube to work as part of their job.
It is an AI that runs the day-to-day work on a YouTube channel. With Clone, your clone uploads and updates videos, playlists and captions, handles comments and reports on channel analytics.
Yes. Your clone works on the channel you connect. Clones are default-deny, so you choose whether it can publish, reply or only read analytics.
Content creator and marketing manager clones use it most, for publishing videos, managing comments and tracking channel growth.
Yes. Ask your clone to audit the channel and it reports any strikes and Content ID claims it finds.
Updated October 2026