Intelligence where you already work.
The prototype shows views/hour, breakout signals and channel-relative performance while you browse YouTube.
What the prototype does
- Shows a watch-page breakout scorecard against the channel’s recent baseline.
- Adds views-per-hour intelligence to browse and search results.
- Reports engagement, median-view multiple, velocity multiple, upload cadence and views-to-subscriber reach.
- Handles YouTube’s single-page navigation so signals stay in sync as you move around.
- Has a simple enable and disable switch.
How it stays cheap to run
Routine browser analysis is deterministic. It does not call a language model and does not consume paid AI credits, so day-to-day research is not metered against compute.
Where the data comes from
The YouTube API key stays server-side. The extension talks to 1v14, not directly to YouTube’s data API, so the key is never shipped in the browser.
Browser support
The prototype targets Chrome and Edge as a Manifest V3 extension. A public release would move from the shared development token to signed-in 1v14 sessions with plan and rate limits.
Research in the tab you were already in
The extension is the first place 1v14 intelligence shows up. The rest of the workflow continues in the dashboard.