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Agent Skills: Agency Docs Updater

End-to-end pipeline for publishing Claude Code lab meetings. Automatically finds/creates Fathom transcript, downloads video, uploads to YouTube, generates fact-checked Russian summary, creates MDX documentation, and pushes to agency-docs for Vercel deployment. Single invocation replaces 5+ manual steps.

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Name
agency-docs-updater
Description
End-to-end pipeline for publishing Claude Code lab meetings. Accepts optional args: date (YYYYMMDD, "yesterday", "today") and lab number (e.g. "04"). Examples: "yesterday 04", "20260420 05", "04" (today, lab 04), "" (today, auto-detect lab).

Agency Docs Updater

Execute ALL steps automatically in sequence. Only pause if a step fails and cannot be recovered. Read references/learnings.md before starting for known pitfalls.

Configuration: paths are read from .env in the skill root (see .env.example). Defaults work for the standard setup. Key env vars: VAULT_DIR, DOCS_SITE_DIR, YOUTUBE_UPLOADER_DIR, PRESENTATIONS_DIR, SKILLS_REPO_DIR, SKILLS_LOCAL_DIR, ZOOM_CREDENTIALS_DIR, GITHUB_REPO, SITE_DOMAIN.

Dependencies (verify these exist before running):

  • zoom — Zoom recording download (scripts/zoom_meetings.py)
  • fathom — Fathom video fallback (scripts/download_video.py)
  • nano-banana — thumbnail overlay generation (scripts/generate_image.sh)
  • calendar-sync — local-only, calendar event sync (sync.sh)
  • youtube-uploader — video processing, upload, and YouTube API auth

Step 0: Parse Arguments & Load Config

Load .env from skill root. Then split args by whitespace:

  • 8-digit token (YYYYMMDD) → DATE
  • "yesterday" → DATE = $(date -v-1d +%Y%m%d)
  • "today" or missing → DATE = $(date +%Y%m%d)
  • 2-digit token (NN) or lab-NN → LAB_FILTER
  • slug token (e.g. ai-design, claude-code) → LAB_SLUG (overrides env; default claude-code)

Expand env vars for paths used in subsequent steps:

VAULT_DIR="${VAULT_DIR:-$HOME/Brains/brain}"
DOCS_SITE_DIR="${DOCS_SITE_DIR:-$HOME/Sites/agency-docs}"
YOUTUBE_UPLOADER_DIR="${YOUTUBE_UPLOADER_DIR:-$HOME/ai_projects/youtube-uploader}"
SKILLS_REPO_DIR="${SKILLS_REPO_DIR:-$HOME/ai_projects/claude-skills}"
SKILLS_LOCAL_DIR="${SKILLS_LOCAL_DIR:-$HOME/.claude/skills}"
ZOOM_CREDENTIALS_DIR="${ZOOM_CREDENTIALS_DIR:-$HOME/.zoom_credentials}"
PRESENTATIONS_DIR="${PRESENTATIONS_DIR:-$HOME/ai_projects/claude-code-lab}"
GITHUB_REPO="${GITHUB_REPO:-glebis/agency-docs}"
SITE_DOMAIN="${SITE_DOMAIN:-agency-lab.glebkalinin.com}"
LAB_SLUG="${LAB_SLUG:-claude-code}"   # e.g. ai-design for the AI Design Lab
LAB_TITLE="${LAB_TITLE:-$(echo $LAB_SLUG | tr '-' ' ' | awk '{for(i=1;i<=NF;i++) $i=toupper(substr($i,1,1)) substr($i,2)}1' | sed 's/^Ai /AI /')}"  # "Claude Code", "AI Design"

Step 0a: Preflight (recommended)

Run the preflight doctor to catch the three common mid-pipeline failures up front (missing youtube-uploader Python deps, missing Playwright/chromium, dead Groq key):

bash ${SKILLS_LOCAL_DIR}/agency-docs-updater/scripts/preflight.sh

Hard blockers (deps/Playwright) exit non-zero with the exact fix command — run it, then re-run preflight. A dead Groq key is a soft warning: the LLM metadata step will 401, so plan to supply title/description/tags manually (build a VideoConfig and call upload.py directly, then set the thumbnail and playlist separately).

Step 1: Find Fathom Transcript

If LAB_FILTER is set: ${VAULT_DIR}/${DATE}-${LAB_SLUG}-lab-${LAB_FILTER}.md If empty: glob ${VAULT_DIR}/${DATE}-${LAB_SLUG}-lab-*.md (pick most recent by mtime). If nothing matches and no explicit slug was given, fall back to ${VAULT_DIR}/${DATE}-*-lab-*.md and derive LAB_SLUG from the match.

If missing: run ${SKILLS_LOCAL_DIR}/calendar-sync/sync.sh, re-check, stop if still missing.

Extract from YAML frontmatter and store:

  • FATHOM_FILE, SHARE_URL, MEETING_TITLE, DATE, LAB_NUMBER
  • VIDEO_NAME = ${DATE}-${LAB_SLUG}-lab-${LAB_NUMBER}
  • TRANSCRIPT_LANG = auto-detect from first ~50 lines (Cyrillic ratio > 0.3 → ru, else en)

Resolve the lab layout FIRST — paths, page URLs, and playlist names differ per lab. Never build them by hand; resolve through the registry:

python3 ${SKILLS_LOCAL_DIR}/agency-docs-updater/scripts/lab_layout.py ${LAB_SLUG} --lab ${LAB_NUMBER} --meeting ${MEETING_NUMBER} --json
# → meetings_dir (relative to DOCS_SITE_DIR), page_url, playlist, lang, thumbnail_style,
#   preserve_placeholder_frontmatter, registered

The registry is labs.json in the skill root (claude-code legacy layout, GDD RU goal-driven-design-ru, GDD EN). update_meeting_doc.py and rebuild_aggregations.py resolve through it automatically. Unregistered slugs fall back to the legacy {slug}-internal-{lab} scheme with a warning — add new labs to labs.json, don't improvise paths. Use playlist for Step 4b (search the existing playlist list by this exact name before creating), page_url for Step 4b/8, lang for summary/MDX language, and honor preserve_placeholder_frontmatter (GDD placeholders carry curated toolkit: frontmatter — merge, never overwrite).

Determine MEETING_NUMBER: check existing MDX files in ${DOCS_SITE_DIR}/content/docs/${LAB_SLUG}-internal-${LAB_NUMBER}/meetings/ for a placeholder with today's date. If found, use that number. Otherwise, check file content sizes to find the next empty slot. Store as zero-padded two-digit string (e.g. 04). This variable is used in Steps 3b, 4b, 5, 6, and 8.

Step 2: Download Video

Skip if ${VAULT_DIR}/${VIDEO_NAME}.mp4 exists and is > 1MB.

Note: Zoom recordings may take ~15 minutes to process after a meeting ends. If the Zoom API returns no recordings, wait and retry before falling back to Fathom.

Primary — Zoom:

python3 ${SKILLS_REPO_DIR}/zoom/scripts/zoom_meetings.py recordings \
  --start ${DATE:0:4}-${DATE:4:2}-${DATE:6:2} \
  --end $(date -j -v+1d -f %Y%m%d ${DATE} +%Y-%m-%d) \
  --show-downloads 2>&1

Find the MP4 URL, then:

TOK=$(python3 -c "import json,pathlib; print(json.load(open(pathlib.Path('${ZOOM_CREDENTIALS_DIR}')/'oauth_token.json'))['access_token'])")
curl -L -H "Authorization: Bearer ${TOK}" -o ${VAULT_DIR}/${VIDEO_NAME}.mp4 "${MP4_DOWNLOAD_URL}"

Fallback — Fathom (if no Zoom recording):

cd ${VAULT_DIR} && python3 ${SKILLS_LOCAL_DIR}/fathom/scripts/download_video.py \
  "${SHARE_URL}" --output-name "${VIDEO_NAME}"

Step 3: Upload to YouTube

Step 3-pre: Trim leading silence

Zoom auto-recordings start at meeting open and often begin with minutes of dead air. Before uploading:

bash ${SKILLS_LOCAL_DIR}/agency-docs-updater/scripts/trim_leading_silence.sh ${VAULT_DIR}/${VIDEO_NAME}.mp4
# If it prints "trim: wrote …trimmed.mp4", upload the trimmed file instead of the original.

The script only trims when the file STARTS in silence >10 s, keeps 2 s of lead-in, refuses cuts >20 min, and stream-copies (no re-encode). "no leading silence detected" → use the original.

Smarter cut via transcript (preferred when a timestamped transcript exists — Fathom JSON or Zoom VTT; avoid the merged publication .md, its block timestamps are coarse):

python3 ${SKILLS_LOCAL_DIR}/agency-docs-updater/scripts/detect_lesson_start.py <fathom.json|zoom.vtt> --json
# → {"lesson_start_s": 21.0, "lesson_phrase": "всем привет", "presentation_open_s": 915.0, ...}

It finds (a) the lesson-opening phrase («всем привет», «добро пожаловать», «давайте начинать», "let's start"…) and (b) the presentation-opening moment («открою презентацию», "share my screen"…). Use them as:

  • Trim point: max(silence_end, lesson_start_s − 5) — keep the greeting, cut the dead air before it. Sanity-check against the silence result; if the two disagree wildly, inspect before cutting.
  • YouTube chapters in the description: 0:00 Начало / MM:SS Презентация (from presentation_open_s, minus the trim offset).

If neither phrase is found, fall back to the plain silence trim.

Tech-difficulty spans. The same detector emits tech_check_spans — screen-share fumbling («видно презентацию?», «меня слышно?», «перешарю», «одну секундочку» рядом со словами презентация/экран). These are CANDIDATES: read each span's context lines first; a genuine question-and-answer about visibility is cuttable, a rhetorical «секундочку» mid-explanation is not. To cut approved spans:

python3 ${SKILLS_LOCAL_DIR}/agency-docs-updater/scripts/cut_spans.py video.mp4 \
  --remove 1245-1270 --remove 781-821        # seconds, from tech_check_spans

cut_spans.py re-encodes (frame-accurate; ~realtime for talking-head 1080p), merges/clamps spans, and refuses to remove >15% of total duration. Cutting shifts everything after each span — compute YouTube chapter timestamps AFTER all cuts. For a single ≤30 s hiccup consider skipping the cut: a full re-encode of a 2 h video may not be worth it.

cd ${YOUTUBE_UPLOADER_DIR} && \
python3 process_video.py \
  --video ${VAULT_DIR}/${VIDEO_NAME}.mp4 \
  --fathom-transcript ${FATHOM_FILE} \
  --title "${MEETING_TITLE}" \
  --upload

Run with run_in_background: true (10-30 min). On failure: --resume-from upload.

Extract YOUTUBE_URL from stdout (✓ YouTube video: ...) or processed/metadata/${VIDEO_NAME}.json. Extract VIDEO_ID from the URL (the part after ?v= or last path segment).

Step 3a: Verify Upload (REQUIRED)

After extracting VIDEO_ID, verify the video actually exists on YouTube before proceeding. Videos can silently fail processing or get auto-deleted by YouTube's content review.

cd ${YOUTUBE_UPLOADER_DIR} && PYTHONPATH=. python3 -c "
from auth import get_authenticated_service
import sys, time

youtube = get_authenticated_service()
video_id = '${VIDEO_ID}'

# Poll up to 5 minutes for video to become available
for attempt in range(10):
    resp = youtube.videos().list(part='status,processingDetails', id=video_id).execute()
    if not resp['items']:
        if attempt < 9:
            print(f'Video not yet available (attempt {attempt+1}/10), waiting 30s...')
            time.sleep(30)
            continue
        print(f'FATAL: Video {video_id} not found after 5 minutes. Upload may have failed.')
        sys.exit(1)

    status = resp['items'][0]['status']
    processing = resp['items'][0].get('processingDetails', {})
    upload_status = status.get('uploadStatus', 'unknown')
    privacy = status.get('privacyStatus', 'unknown')
    rejection = status.get('rejectionReason', None)

    print(f'Upload status: {upload_status}, Privacy: {privacy}')
    if rejection:
        print(f'REJECTED: {rejection}')
        sys.exit(1)
    if upload_status in ('processed', 'uploaded'):
        print(f'✓ Video {video_id} verified OK')
        sys.exit(0)
    if upload_status == 'failed':
        print(f'FATAL: Upload failed — {status.get(\"failureReason\", \"unknown\")}')
        sys.exit(1)

    print(f'Status: {upload_status}, waiting 30s...')
    time.sleep(30)

print('FATAL: Video not ready after 5 minutes')
sys.exit(1)
"

If verification fails: delete the failed video metadata (rm processed/metadata/${VIDEO_NAME}.json), re-upload with --resume-from upload, and re-verify. Do NOT proceed to MDX or thumbnail steps with an unverified VIDEO_ID.

Start Step 4 in parallel — summary doesn't depend on YouTube URL.

Step 3b: Lab-Style Thumbnail (REQUIRED)

Always run this step — it replaces the generic thumbnail from process_video.py with the branded lab template. The generic thumbnail is NOT acceptable for publishing.

Prerequisites: VIDEO_ID must be known (wait for Step 3 to complete if needed).

Follow references/thumbnail-guide.md for the full workflow:

  1. Generate Nano Banana overlay image (topic-specific prompt from the guide's prompt patterns)
  2. Read/inspect raw image to confirm background color, then recolor lines to orange (#e85d04)
  3. Write a temporary HTML file (e.g. /tmp/lab-meeting-${MEETING_NUMBER}.html) based on ${YOUTUBE_UPLOADER_DIR}/templates/images/lab-meeting.html — update meeting number, topic hero text, bullet descriptions, date. Do not edit the original template in-place.
  4. Render with Playwright at 1280×720 → ${YOUTUBE_UPLOADER_DIR}/processed/thumbnails/${VIDEO_NAME}.jpg
  5. Read/inspect the rendered thumbnail to verify layout before uploading
  6. Upload to YouTube: use VIDEO_ID extracted from Step 3

Do NOT skip this step or rely on the process_video.py thumbnail.

Step 4: Generate Fact-Checked Summary

Read ${FATHOM_FILE}. Generate a structured summary in ${TRANSCRIPT_LANG}:

  • ## section headers, bullet points, code examples where relevant
  • Technical terms in English (MCP, Skills, Claude Code, etc.)
  • Exclude personal scheduling details
  • Sanitize for MDX: escape <, >, and bare { characters that would break MDX compilation

Fact-check Claude Code feature claims using claude-code-guide subagent (if available; skip fact-checking if the agent is not accessible). Save corrected summary to scratchpad as summary.md.

Step 4b: Update YouTube Metadata

After both Step 3 and Step 4 complete. VIDEO_ID, MEETING_NUMBER, and LAB_NUMBER must all be determined before this step. Read references/youtube-api.md for description format and API snippets.

Generate YouTube description from the summary. Use the language-appropriate template:

  • If TRANSCRIPT_LANG=en: English labels ("In this video:", "Course materials and session notes:")
  • If TRANSCRIPT_LANG=ru: Russian labels ("В этом видео:", "Материалы и конспект занятия:")

Do NOT mix languages in a single description.

Meeting page URL: https://${SITE_DOMAIN}/${LAB_SLUG}-lab-${LAB_NUMBER}/meetings/${MEETING_NUMBER}

Update title, description, tags via YouTube API, then add video to playlist "${LAB_TITLE} Lab ${LAB_NUMBER}" (auto-created if it does not exist).

Step 5: Generate MDX

LAB_SLUG=${LAB_SLUG} python3 ${SKILLS_LOCAL_DIR}/agency-docs-updater/scripts/update_meeting_doc.py \
  ${FATHOM_FILE} "${YOUTUBE_URL}" ${SCRATCHPAD}/summary.md

Before running: check if a placeholder MDX already exists for today's date (grep -l in meetings/). If so, use -n ${MEETING_NUMBER} --update to target it.

After running:

  1. Strip appended Marp content (everything after summary's closing --- before <!-- _class: lead -->) — MDX breaks on HTML comments (<!-- -->), unescaped <, and bare { characters
  2. Check for presentation file: look in ${PRESENTATIONS_DIR}/presentations/lab-${LAB_NUMBER}/ (set PRESENTATIONS_DIR per lab; the ai-design lab keeps decks elsewhere — skip if unset for the slug) and ${PRESENTATIONS_DIR}/lesson-generator/ for files matching ${DATE}. If found, copy to ${DOCS_SITE_DIR}/public/${DATE}-${LAB_SLUG}-lab-${LAB_NUMBER}.html and add link in MDX
  3. Replace frontmatter placeholders ([Название встречи], [Краткое описание встречи], [Дата встречи])
  4. If TRANSCRIPT_LANG=en, rewrite the MDX entirely with English labels — the script defaults to Russian and the translation fallback produces broken mixed-language output
  5. Verify: bash ${SKILLS_LOCAL_DIR}/agency-docs-updater/scripts/safe_build.sh (wraps npm run build; auto-clears a corrupt .next cache and retries once on the reading 'hash' / ENOSPC error)

Step 6: Commit and Push

Only stage pipeline files — never git add .:

cd ${DOCS_SITE_DIR}
git fetch origin main
BEHIND=$(git rev-list --count HEAD..origin/main)
if [ "$BEHIND" -gt 0 ]; then
  git stash push -m "agency-docs-updater: temp stash"
  git pull --rebase origin main
  git stash pop || true
fi
git add content/docs/${LAB_SLUG}-internal-${LAB_NUMBER}/meetings/${MEETING_NUMBER}.mdx
# Only stage presentation HTML if it was copied
[ -f public/${DATE}-${LAB_SLUG}-lab-${LAB_NUMBER}.html ] && git add public/${DATE}-${LAB_SLUG}-lab-${LAB_NUMBER}.html
git commit -m "Add ${LAB_TITLE} Lab ${LAB_NUMBER} Meeting ${MEETING_NUMBER}"
git push

Store COMMIT_HASH=$(git rev-parse HEAD) for Step 7.

Step 7: Wait for Vercel Deploy

TIMEOUT=300; ELAPSED=0
until [ "$(gh api repos/${GITHUB_REPO}/commits/${COMMIT_HASH}/status --jq '.state' 2>/dev/null || echo 'pending')" != "pending" ]; do
  sleep 15; ELAPSED=$((ELAPSED+15))
  [ "$ELAPSED" -ge "$TIMEOUT" ] && echo "Deploy timeout after ${TIMEOUT}s" && break
done
DEPLOY_STATE=$(gh api repos/${GITHUB_REPO}/commits/${COMMIT_HASH}/status --jq '.state')
echo "Deploy state: ${DEPLOY_STATE}"

Run with run_in_background: true. If state is failure or error: check Vercel logs (vercel logs), fix locally, re-push, restart this step.

Step 8: Verify in Browser

Open https://${SITE_DOMAIN}/${LAB_SLUG}-lab-${LAB_NUMBER}/meetings/${MEETING_NUMBER} in a browser (via chrome automation tools or manually). Verify YouTube embed is visible. If not: check VIDEO_ID, wait for YouTube processing, or re-upload.

Step 9: Rebuild Site-Wide Aggregations

After the new meeting is committed (Step 6), regenerate the three site-wide aggregations from all meetings so the new one is reflected: the database (meetings index), the glossary, and the global library of links.

python3 ${SKILLS_LOCAL_DIR}/agency-docs-updater/scripts/rebuild_aggregations.py

The script reads the same .env paths and writes (paths configurable via AGG_* env vars):

  • content/docs/database.mdx + public/data/meetings.json — index of every meeting
  • content/docs/glossary.mdx (definitions persisted in .agency-glossary.json)
  • content/docs/library.mdx — deduplicated external links across all meetings

Handle new glossary terms: the script prints → N NEW term(s) need definitions for terms it has never seen. For each, write a one-line definition into ${DOCS_SITE_DIR}/.agency-glossary.json (keep technical terms in English; match the page language otherwise), then re-run the script so the glossary MDX regenerates with the definitions. Leave already-defined terms untouched — the store is the source of truth.

Then: bash ${SKILLS_LOCAL_DIR}/agency-docs-updater/scripts/safe_build.sh to confirm the generated MDX compiles (auto-recovers from a corrupt .next cache), stage the changed aggregation files (the three MDX pages, public/data/meetings.json, and .agency-glossary.json — never git add .), and commit:

git add content/docs/database.mdx content/docs/glossary.mdx content/docs/library.mdx \
        public/data/meetings.json .agency-glossary.json
git commit -m "Rebuild aggregations after Lab ${LAB_NUMBER} Meeting ${MEETING_NUMBER}"
git push

This commit can be folded into Step 6's commit if you prefer a single push; either way it must land before re-running Step 7's deploy wait.

Pipeline Report

After completion, report: Fathom path, video path, YouTube URL, MDX path, commit hash, deploy status, embed verification, and the aggregation rebuild (meeting count, any new glossary terms defined).

Related: fan-out maintenance workflows

For repo-wide jobs across all past meetings — auditing every page for broken embeds/MDX defects, or backfilling/repairing incomplete meetings — see references/workflows.md. Those are fan-out dynamic workflows (one agent per meeting), run on demand, separate from this single-meeting pipeline.