Your community shouldn't have to refresh YouTube to catch your latest upload. CloudMod tracks the channels you care about and posts an automatic alert in Discord the moment a new video or livestream appears — the same first-class integration you already get for Twitch, Kick and Spotify.
How it works
You add a YouTube channel, pick the target Discord channel and optionally a role to mention. CloudMod watches each tracked channel's public RSS feed and, on a new upload or livestream, posts an embed with the title, thumbnail and a direct link. Because it reads the official public feed, there is no API key to create, paste or rotate — you add a channel and you're done.
Uploads and livestreams, not clips
The plugin covers regular video uploads and livestream starts. Shorts arrive through the same upload feed. Clips are the one thing it can't see — YouTube doesn't expose them in the feed — so those won't trigger an alert.
Your message, your channels
Track as many channels as you like and route each to whichever Discord channel fits. Swap the default text for your own announcement and add a role ping so the people who opted in for notifications actually get pinged — without @everyone.
It won't spam on restart
CloudMod remembers what it has already announced, so adding a channel never dumps its back catalogue into your server, and a bot restart never re-posts a video that already went out. One upload, one notification.
Run it next to your other alerts
YouTube lives in the same dashboard as Twitch, Kick and Spotify. Creators who publish across platforms can announce everything from one place, in the channels and with the roles they choose — no second bot, no separate login.
Getting-started tip
Add one channel and point it at a quiet test channel first. Once the message and role ping look right, add the rest and switch the target to your announcements channel.