Why: the pilot in data/ross showed that Ross Cameron's daily recaps, joined to
the SIP tape and to what our bot saw, answer "which of his trades could we have
taken and why didn't we". It was a set of one-off scripts run by hand; the
server-side youtube_claims pipeline has been dead since ~08-24 (YouTube blocks
the TrueNAS IP) and its captions fallback hid that. This makes the pilot a
nightly, local, cumulative loop without a paid LLM API.
youtube_claims/recap/ (python -m youtube_claims.recap.nightly):
- channel: yt-dlp flat listing of @DaytradeWarrior, m4a audio, faster-whisper
small.en on CPU, pilot-format bundles (meta + our scanner list + transcript).
- extract: Ollama structured output (JSON schema) per EXTRACT_SPEC, chunked
with overlap for long transcripts and merged. The verbatim rule is enforced in
code: every quote must be found (token-level, one-word tolerance) and is
snapped to the transcript's words; unquoted items, trades with no surviving
quote, prices never spoken, and passed-on names never said are dropped.
- llm: endpoint pool over RECAP_OLLAMA_HOSTS (round-robin + failover, per-host
model/ctx/think pins) since the owner runs several Ollama boxes.
- tape/join/ourside: ported join.py/ourside.py -- tickers are price-verified on
the Alpaca SIP tape (plus an order-free check for his own named ticker), then
paper (:5433) and live (:5434) event views are attached. Bars cached on disk.
- store + schema.sql: idempotent recap_* tables in the transcripts schema,
upserted per video_id. report: the pilot's sections + "what changed since last
run" against the previous day's metrics JSON.
- evaluate: scores any model/prompt against the 36 gold extractions.
Model choice (36 gold videos, final code path, P/R):
gpt-oss:20b on the workstation GPU, two focused calls, think=low:
trades P .84 R .70; tickers P .82 R .77; entry +-2% P .54 R .50;
passed-on P .66 R .76; temperature 16/31; kind 30/36; ~49 s/video.
tools:latest (4B, server) one call: trades P .81 R .72, tickers P .83 R .85,
passed-on P .80 R .75, temperature 20/31, but it invents prices
(entry P .42) and occasionally runs away (5-9 min). Prices drive the tape
verification, so the more precise local model is the default.
Iterations: prompt v2 + spoken-price rescale (699 -> 6.99) + split calls took
gpt-oss trades F1 .74 -> .76-.78 and tickers .78 -> .79-.80; think=medium
blew the token budget. qwen3-30b-a3b on mason only finished 5 videos (host
saturated) -- inconclusive.
Also: youtube_claims/transcription.py::_captions_fallback now picks the
youtube-transcript-api shape by feature detection instead of retrying the
removed get_transcript on any error, and transcribe() reports both the whisper
and captions causes -- the IpBlocked error was being masked as AttributeError.
No trading code touched.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Batchfile
@echo off
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rem Nightly Ross recap loop -- run by Windows Task Scheduler on the owner's workstation.
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rem Uses the durable venv data\ross\.venv (py -3.13 --system-site-packages + faster-whisper, yt-dlp):
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rem py -3.13 -m venv --system-site-packages data\ross\.venv
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rem data\ross\.venv\Scripts\python -m pip install faster-whisper yt-dlp
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rem RECAP_* settings (RECAP_OLLAMA_HOSTS, RECAP_OLLAMA_MODEL, ...) can live in the repo .env.
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rem Extra args pass through (e.g. --backfill, --report-only). Log: data\ross\logs\nightly_YYYY-MM-DD.log
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setlocal
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cd /d "%~dp0..\.."
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set PYTHONIOENCODING=utf-8
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if not exist data\ross\logs mkdir data\ross\logs
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for /f %%i in ('powershell -NoProfile -Command "Get-Date -Format yyyy-MM-dd"') do set RUNDATE=%%i
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set PY=data\ross\.venv\Scripts\python.exe
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if not exist %PY% set PY=py -3.13
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%PY% -m youtube_claims.recap.nightly %* >> "data\ross\logs\nightly_%RUNDATE%.log" 2>&1
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exit /b %ERRORLEVEL%
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