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Drive readers to coverage

Goal: answer "has The Coin Daily covered X?" with the actual show — and the exact moment in the video — so the reader watches the source rather than a paraphrase.

Tools: search_coverage, list_published_coverage, get_published_coverage.

The pattern

"Has The Coin Daily covered the latest on ETF flows? Link me to the moment."

The assistant calls search_coverage("ETF flows"). It gets back the matching shows and the specific segments, each with a jump-to-moment deep link into the YouTube video. The assistant replies with a one-line summary and the timestamped link — the reader lands on the publication's own coverage, at the right second.

To go deeper on a specific show, get_published_coverage(show_id, format) returns the full broadcast script and (for long/roundup formats) the article body.

Why it matters

The Coin Daily is fundamentally a YouTube publication. This pattern turns an assistant from something that summarises away the publication into something that routes attention to it:

  • Semantic, not keyword. search_coverage matches on meaning, so "ETF flows," "spot inflows," and "fund demand" all find the right segments.
  • Moment-level. Deep links drop the viewer at the relevant point, not the top of a 20-minute show.
  • Attributable. Every record carries the watch URL and a click-through cta; the disclosure keeps the framing intact.

Tips

  • Scope with ticker and days arguments to narrow recent coverage of one asset.
  • Use list_published_coverage for the latest shows when there's no specific query — e.g. "what did The Coin Daily cover today?"