AI agents for YouTube
A Monmo agent works on your YouTube channel the way a video editor and channel manager would. It cuts long videos into short vertical clips, writes titles, descriptions and chapter markers, reads the channel figures and drafts replies to comments. It works through your own YouTube account and stops to ask before it uploads, publishes or posts anything.
Updated 2026-11-13 · Free to start. Paid plans from $15 a month.
What agents do in YouTube
Cut a long video into Shorts
Point it at a 40-minute interview and it finds the moments that stand on their own, cuts each to under a minute, reframes it to vertical and adds captions. The clips wait in the Library for you to watch.
AskCut last week's 40-minute interview into five Shorts with captions. Show me the clips before anything is uploaded.
Write titles and descriptions
It reads the transcript, then writes three title options of under 60 characters and a description with the main points, your links and credits. You pick one, and saving it to the video asks first.
AskWrite three titles and a description for Thursday's video from its transcript. Keep each title under 60 characters.
Add chapter markers
From the transcript it works out where each topic begins and writes the timestamps, starting at 0:00, with a short label for each. They go into the description once you have read them and allowed the change.
AskAdd chapters to the product demo video. Start at 0:00 and keep every label under five words.
Make thumbnail options
From frames of the video and your brand colours it makes three thumbnails at 1280 by 720 pixels, with a few words large enough to read on a phone. Choose one or ask for another round.
AskMake three thumbnails for the pricing video: my face on the left and no more than four words.
Prepare the upload, then ask
It gets everything ready: the file, title, description, tags, thumbnail, playlist, visibility and publish time. One card shows all of it. It publishes through the YouTube connection, or in its own browser when the connection does not cover something.
AskGet Friday's video ready to go public at 17:00 in the Tutorials playlist. Show me everything before you upload.
Draft replies to comments
It reads new comments, groups the questions that keep coming up and drafts a reply to each in your voice. One card lists the replies, and none is posted until you allow it. Spam and abuse are flagged.
AskEach morning at 9, read new comments on this week's videos and draft replies to the questions. Nothing gets posted until I say so.
Report on the channel each week
Each Monday it reads the channel figures: views, watch time, average view duration, click-through rate and subscribers gained. It sets them against the week before and names the videos behind the change, in a one-page Google Doc.
AskEach Monday at 8:30, compare last week's channel figures with the week before and name the three videos that changed most.
How it connects
- 1Connect your own channel by signing in once with the Google account that manages it. The agent gets that account's access to the channel and nothing beyond it.
- 2You decide which agents get the channel. Give it to the one that edits your video and the one that plans your marketing; your bookkeeping agent can do its job without ever seeing it.
- 3Reading the channel, its figures and its comments needs no approval. An upload, a publish, an edited title or a posted reply needs yours every time, and one card can list a batch of videos.
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Watch it work
A sample replay with example data, sped up. Pause it, scrub through it, or take the mouse yourself.
On screen
YouTube
Instagram
TikTok
Buffer
Pick a job. Watch it get done.
- Why
- The three clips you asked for, one for each channel.
- Where
- Buffer · Fieldwork on Instagram, TikTok and YouTube
- What to expect
- Queues one clip per channel this week. You can move or remove them in Buffer.
Your team. Connected to everything.
Queue - Buffer+Instagram ReelsHot at the summit · 0:21Tue 18:00ScheduledTikTokFits any pack · 0:18Wed 12:00ScheduledYouTube ShortsCold on the train · 0:24Thu 18:00ScheduledSample replays with fictional data, sped up. Pause one, scrub through it, or take the mouse yourself.
Questions people ask
Can an AI agent upload videos to YouTube for me?
Yes, after you approve each upload. A Monmo agent prepares the file, title, description, tags, thumbnail and publish time, then shows them on one card. When you allow it, the video goes up through your YouTube connection, or in the agent's own browser when the connection does not cover something. Nothing is published before that.
Can AI turn a long YouTube video into Shorts?
Yes. Point the agent at the video and it picks the moments that work alone, cuts them into vertical clips of under a minute and adds captions. The clips are saved in the Library for you to review. Posting them to YouTube, or to Instagram and TikTok, is a separate step that asks first.
Will an AI agent get my channel more views or subscribers?
It cannot promise that, and Monmo does not. Views depend on the videos, the audience and YouTube itself. What the agent does is the work around each video: clips, titles, chapters, thumbnails, replies and a weekly report of the figures, so you can see what changed and decide what to make next.
Can an AI agent reply to YouTube comments?
It drafts the replies and you approve them. The agent reads new comments, answers questions in your voice from what you have told it, and lists the drafts on one card that you can edit line by line. Insults, spam and anything sensitive are flagged for you to handle instead of being answered.