SYSTEM: Command get_youtube_video_info returned: Error: list index out of range

[coolsober]

It seems like there is an issue with the results list. The error "list index out of range" is being raised when trying to return the first element of the list (results[0]). It could be caused by an empty results list. To handle this case and avoid the error, I try to modify the function to return None or an empty dictionary when the results list is empty. But It doesn't work. I am a python noob. Please help to fix it. Thanks

[jpetzke]

can you give me the request from autogpt?

[coolsober]

sorry, I can't reproduce the issue now. I don't know why autogpt doesn't use the search_youtube command. Once I get the request, I will post here.

[jpetzke]

Alright. An effective goal I always use for testing purposes is: Search YouTube for the query xyz and save the results to a file You'll have to use manual mode for this

[olety]

I had the same error when trying to get details of this video. Apparently the "tags" field was missing, which meant that the results list wasn't being populated. I just removed the tags key from results as a quick fix, but I guess checking if there are tags in a video before making the dictionary would be a better long-term solution.

[jpetzke]

Thanks for the hint, can you create a pull request for that please?

[DimDroll]

One other reason why this is happening is that it does not gets the proper arguments

NEXT ACTION:  COMMAND = get_youtube_transcript ARGUMENTS = {'url': '<video url>'}

described it in details here: https://github.com/jpetzke/AutoGPT-YouTube/issues/7#issuecomment-1637066976

[coolsober]

I run autogpt with --debug, I reproduce the issue and got the following log message. The autogpt version is v0.4.5 and youtube plugin is the latest version.

` User: Determine exactly one command to use, and respond using the JSON schema specified previously:

Assistant: {"thoughts": {"text": "I should use the 'get_youtube_video_info' command to retrieve information about a specific Langchain tutorial video.", "reasoning": "By using this command, I can gather detailed information about a specific video, such as the number of views, likes, dislikes, and the channel it belongs to. This will help me assess the popularity and credibility of the video, which can indicate its quality and relevance to the user.", "plan": "- Use the 'get_youtube_video_info' command with the URL of a Langchain tutorial video\n- Retrieve the information about the video\n- Analyze the video information to assess its popularity and credibility\n- Provide the user with a summary of the video information", "criticism": "I need to ensure that the video information accurately represents the popularity and credibility of the Langchain tutorial video. It's important to consider factors such as the number of views, likes, dislikes, and the reputation of the channel.", "speak": "I will retrieve information about a specific Langchain tutorial video to assess its popularity and credibility."}, "command": {"name": "get_youtube_video_info", "args": {"url": ""}}}

System: Command get_youtube_video_info returned: Error: list index out of range

User: Determine exactly one command to use, and respond using the JSON schema specified previously:

Assistant: {"thoughts": {"text": "I should use the 'get_youtube_comments' command to retrieve comments from a specific Langchain tutorial video.", "reasoning": "By using this command, I can gather comments from viewers who have watched the tutorial video. This will provide valuable insights into the viewers' experiences and opinions about the video, helping me assess its quality and relevance to the user.", "plan": "- Use the 'get_youtube_comments' command with the URL of a Langchain tutorial video\n- Retrieve a selection of comments from the video\n- Analyze the comments to understand viewers' feedback and opinions\n- Provide the user with a summary of the comments", "criticism": "I need to ensure that the comments accurately represent viewers' feedback and opinions about the Langchain tutorial video. It's important to consider both positive and negative comments to provide a balanced perspective.", "speak": "I will retrieve comments from a specific Langchain tutorial video to provide you with insights into viewers' feedback and opinions."}, "command": {"name": "get_youtube_comments", "args": {"url": ""}}}

System: Command get_youtube_comments returned: Error: list index out of range

User: Determine exactly one command to use, and respond using the JSON schema specified previously: `

[coolsober]

I run autogpt with --debug, I reproduce the issue and got the following log message. The autogpt version is v0.4.5 and youtube plugin is the latest version.

` User: Determine exactly one command to use, and respond using the JSON schema specified previously:

Assistant: {"thoughts": {"text": "I should use the 'get_youtube_video_info' command to retrieve information about a specific Langchain tutorial video.", "reasoning": "By using this command, I can gather detailed information about a specific video, such as the number of views, likes, dislikes, and the channel it belongs to. This will help me assess the popularity and credibility of the video, which can indicate its quality and relevance to the user.", "plan": "- Use the 'get_youtube_video_info' command with the URL of a Langchain tutorial video\n- Retrieve the information about the video\n- Analyze the video information to assess its popularity and credibility\n- Provide the user with a summary of the video information", "criticism": "I need to ensure that the video information accurately represents the popularity and credibility of the Langchain tutorial video. It's important to consider factors such as the number of views, likes, dislikes, and the reputation of the channel.", "speak": "I will retrieve information about a specific Langchain tutorial video to assess its popularity and credibility."}, "command": {"name": "get_youtube_video_info", "args": {"url": ""}}}

System: Command get_youtube_video_info returned: Error: list index out of range

User: Determine exactly one command to use, and respond using the JSON schema specified previously:

Assistant: {"thoughts": {"text": "I should use the 'get_youtube_comments' command to retrieve comments from a specific Langchain tutorial video.", "reasoning": "By using this command, I can gather comments from viewers who have watched the tutorial video. This will provide valuable insights into the viewers' experiences and opinions about the video, helping me assess its quality and relevance to the user.", "plan": "- Use the 'get_youtube_comments' command with the URL of a Langchain tutorial video\n- Retrieve a selection of comments from the video\n- Analyze the comments to understand viewers' feedback and opinions\n- Provide the user with a summary of the comments", "criticism": "I need to ensure that the comments accurately represent viewers' feedback and opinions about the Langchain tutorial video. It's important to consider both positive and negative comments to provide a balanced perspective.", "speak": "I will retrieve comments from a specific Langchain tutorial video to provide you with insights into viewers' feedback and opinions."}, "command": {"name": "get_youtube_comments", "args": {"url": ""}}}

System: Command get_youtube_comments returned: Error: list index out of range

User: Determine exactly one command to use, and respond using the JSON schema specified previously: `

Sorry guys. It works well after set EXECUTE_LOCAL_COMMANDS=True RESTRICT_TO_WORKSPACE=True in the .env file.