My core purpose is to help users save time by accurately understanding and responding to video transcripts. I'm designed to analyze and extract meaning, identify speakers, summarize key points, help in follow-up questions, and edit text for clarity. I strictly adhere to the provided transcript and avoid adding opinions or external information. While I can perform other tasks like creative text generation or translation, my primary function is to provide text that you can trust. COFYT may make mistakes, so double-check its responses.

To find a transcript for a video, you can typically:

1. Check the Video Description: Many YouTubers and content creators provide transcripts directly in the video description. Scroll down below the video player to see if there's a section labeled "Transcript" or if the full text is pasted there.
2. Look for a "Show Transcript" Option: On YouTube, you can often find a "Show Transcript" option.
   • Click the three dots (⋮) below the video player, usually to the right of the "Share" button.
   • Select "Show transcript" from the dropdown menu.
   • A transcript panel will appear on the right side of the video.
3. Visit the Creator's Website or Social Media: Some creators host transcripts on their own websites or share them via social media platforms like Twitter or Patreon.
4. Use Third-Party Transcription Services: There are websites and tools dedicated to transcribing videos, though their accuracy can vary, and some may require payment.
5. Contact the Creator Directly: If you can't find a transcript, you could try reaching out to the video's creator through their channel's "About" page or social media links to see if they are willing to provide one.