Running a Chess YouTube Channel entirely by AI
summary
An autonomous pipeline generates nightly YouTube puzzle videos from Lichess games, analyzing positions with a chess engine plus a checks captures and threats tool and composing narration with Gemini 3.1 Pro and 11 Labs V3 TTS while drawing squares and arrows. Claims: fully automated uploads, 500k views and ~4k subscribers, error rate about every 20th video, and short videos cost roughly €0.20–€0.30 each. The agent chooses highlights, labels brilliancies, and sometimes includes web-sourced historical context.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Introduction to AI chess
- 1:26Example analysis video
- 3:40Automated pipeline process
- 4:40Agent architecture and tools
- 6:21Methodologies for analysis
- 8:02Evolution and project goals
- 12:11Q&A and future outlook
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