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claude-skills/skills/using-yt-tools/SKILL.md
vitya d83c1c9fec chore(using-yt-tools): deprecate — migrated to OpeItcLoc03/yt-tools plugin (v0.4.0)
This skill is no longer maintained in claude-skills. The canonical source
is now skills/using-yt-tools/SKILL.md inside the OpeItcLoc03/yt-tools
plugin repository, distributed via the OpeItcLoc03/claude-plugins
marketplace.

Replaces the v0.3.2 fully-Russian SKILL body (~250 lines, 3 flows incl.
Locating binaries probe chain + Invoke pattern + Failure modes table) with
a short English deprecation stub.

Frontmatter changes:
- version: 0.3.2 → 0.4.0 (breaking — content reduced to stub, source
  location moved; pre-1.0 convention: minor bumps cover breaking moves)
- description: full English deprecation notice with install command for the
  plugin replacement; intentionally drops all trigger phrases so this stub
  cannot double-activate alongside the plugin's bundled skill once the user
  has installed the plugin.

Body: brief pointer prose — why the move, how to install the plugin
replacement, what to do with this directory after the plugin install
succeeds (delete it), and source pointers to the new repos and design doc.

The plugin distribution is the new source-of-truth: bug fixes, new flows,
trigger updates ship there. This stub will be removed once enough downstream
users have migrated (no fixed timeline; tracked in the yt-tools-distribution
review umbrella).
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---
name: using-yt-tools
version: 0.4.0
description: DEPRECATED — this skill has migrated to the `OpeItcLoc03/yt-tools` Claude Code plugin (canonical source). To restore yt-tools functionality, install the plugin via `/plugin marketplace add OpeItcLoc03/claude-plugins` followed by `/plugin install yt-tools@opeitcloc03-claude-plugins`. The plugin's bundled SessionStart hook auto-runs `pipx install yt-tools`, and its bundled skill (full English, mixed RU/EN triggers) takes over from this stub. Once the plugin is installed, this `claude-skills/skills/using-yt-tools/` directory becomes redundant and can be deleted. This stub intentionally declares **no trigger phrases** to avoid double-activation with the plugin's skill — it remains inert until invoked by name.
---
# using-yt-tools — deprecated stub
This skill has migrated to the **`OpeItcLoc03/yt-tools` Claude Code plugin**.
It is no longer maintained in the `claude-skills` repository — all future
changes (CLI flag updates, new flows, bug fixes, version bumps) ship with
the plugin distribution.
## Why the move
Bundling the skill into a self-contained plugin (Python CLI + skill + hooks
+ LICENSE in one repo) lets one user-action install everything: the
plugin's `SessionStart` hook auto-runs `pipx install yt-tools` and probes
`ffmpeg`, and the bundled skill activates the same three flows
(iterative-watch / targeted-frames / audio-analysis) without any separate
`claude-skills` install step. See the design rationale in
`OpeItcLoc03/common/.wiki/concepts/yt-tools-distribution.md`.
## How to install the replacement
```text
/plugin marketplace add OpeItcLoc03/claude-plugins
/plugin install yt-tools@opeitcloc03-claude-plugins
```
The first session after install will run the plugin's `SessionStart` hook
to install the PyPI `yt-tools` package and probe `ffmpeg`. From there the
plugin's bundled skill (canonical English version, mixed RU/EN triggers)
takes over.
## What to do with this stub
After `/plugin install yt-tools@opeitcloc03-claude-plugins` reports
success on your machine — delete this directory:
```bash
rm -rf ~/projects/claude-skills/skills/using-yt-tools/
```
This stub has no trigger phrases, so it remains inert and will not
double-activate alongside the plugin's skill. It exists only as a sign
post for anyone still looking for the old location.
## Source pointers
- Plugin repository: <https://github.com/OpeItcLoc03/yt-tools>
- Marketplace catalog: <https://github.com/OpeItcLoc03/claude-plugins>
- Bundled canonical SKILL: `skills/using-yt-tools/SKILL.md` in the plugin repo
- PyPI: <https://pypi.org/project/yt-tools/> (live once Phase 4 publishes)
- Design rationale: `OpeItcLoc03/common/.wiki/concepts/yt-tools-distribution.md`