Yutu

yutu is a toolkit for automating YouTube channel management with AI. It is delivered in three forms that share the same functions: a command line tool with more than 30 commands, an MCP server, and an autonomous multi agent system that speaks the A2A protocol. The vendor also ships a YouTube skill for the OpenClaw assistant. The tool is aimed at creators and teams who want to script or delegate channel work. It covers a wide range of YouTube resources, including videos, channels, playlists, comments, captions, thumbnails, subscriptions, memberships, Super Chat events, watermarks and channel banners. As an MCP server it works inside editors and assistants such as Claude Desktop, OpenCode and Cursor, so a user can manage a channel by chatting. The CLI can run in GitHub Actions or Docker for scheduled workflows. Setup is quick. Installation is through Homebrew on macOS, winget on Windows or a shell installer on Linux, followed by authenticating with a Google client secret file. A video upload is a single command, and the agent starts with one command as well. The site publishes no pricing, and source and documentation are linked on GitHub.