AI developer tool
YouExtractor is an AI code extractor: it watches a programming tutorial (via transcript and spoken instructions) and reconstructs a complete codebase. Use it when you would rather run the project than pause-and-type for forty minutes.
The pipeline pulls video metadata and captions, splits the lesson into steps, infers file paths and dependencies, then writes a guide and a checklist. It is built for coding tutorials — React, Python, TypeScript, Laravel, Docker, and similar developer content — not for cooking videos or podcasts.
Accuracy is highest when the instructor shows real files and talks through setup. Silent loom recordings with no captions give the model less to work with.
Copy-paste from a player loses structure. Tag extractors copy SEO metadata. An AI code extractor is the third category: it tries to produce something you can `npm install` or `pip install` and actually run.
The hosted product uses current code-capable models (including DeepSeek and Claude) depending on the extraction. You interact with the result, not the raw model.
Today the extractor is built around public YouTube coding tutorials. The output is still a normal code project you can run anywhere.
Yes. Treat it as a starting workspace. Fix names, drop files, and push your own commits.