vasani-arpit/Youtube-remove-copyright — reverse-engineered prompt

Build me a small automation script that helps clean up YouTube copyright claims for a channel.

I want it to open my already logged in Chrome session, go into YouTube Studio, find videos that have copyright issues, and do the same clicks I would normally do by hand to trim out the claimed section and move on to the next video. It should be meant for processing more than one video in a row, not just a single one. If it makes sense, leave the videos private until the copyright part is removed, then make them public.

Please make it run from a simple command on my machine. It should connect to Chrome through remote debugging on port 9222, and assume I’ve already signed into the correct YouTube channel before starting. Add a sample env file and basic setup instructions, including the note that Chrome should be focused and the mouse kept away from the window because hover behavior can break the flow.

If anything changed in YouTube Studio, look up current docs or behavior online and adjust for that.