curl -X POST 'https://api.vizlook.com/search' \
  -H 'x-api-key: YOUR_VIZLOOK_API_KEY' \
  -H 'Content-Type: application/json' \
  -d '{
    "query": "how to be productive",
    "maxResults": 5,
    "contentOptions": {
      "includeTranscription": true,
      "includeSummary": true
    }
  }'

# pip install vizlook
from vizlook import Vizlook

vizlook = Vizlook(api_key="YOUR_VIZLOOK_API_KEY")

response = vizlook.search(
    "how to be productive",
    max_results=5,
    include_transcription=True,
    include_summary=True,
)

print("response with original API field name: ")
print(response.to_dict())

print("response with snake case field name: ")
print(response.to_dict(use_api_field_name=False))

print("get field value with snake case key from pydantic model: ")
print(response.results)

// npm install @vizlook/sdk
import Vizlook from "@vizlook/sdk";

const vizlook = new Vizlook({
  apiKey: "YOUR_VIZLOOK_API_KEY",
});

const response = await vizlook.search("how to be productive", {
  maxResults: 5,
  includeTranscription: true,
  includeSummary: true,
});

console.log(response);

{
  "results": [
    {
      "url": "https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=reR_EtTCkW4",
      "title": "Give me 7 minutes and I’ll Make You Dangerously Productive",
      "description": "▸▸ Subscribe to The Martell Method Newsletter: https://bit.ly/3XEBXez\n\n▸▸ Get My New Book (Buy Back Your Time): https://bit.ly/3pCTG78\n\nWorking 18-hour days isn’t productivity; it’s burnout. I’ve built teams and companies generating millions, and it wasn’t from grinding nonstop. It was from building a system that made me unstoppable. In this video, I’ll show you the exact roadmap.",
      "thumbnail": {
        "url": "https://i.ytimg.com/vi/reR_EtTCkW4/sddefault.jpg",
        "width": 640,
        "height": 480
      },
      "author": {
        "name": "Dan Martell",
        "url": "https://www.youtube.com/@danmartell",
        "avatar": "https://yt3.ggpht.com/0EEjg1FatDs8_2tFmzmGEP6dRlQygfqN6uCV17iwl-AymS0OSdWrtDeKq8ZIMZeTWRJO_cTT=s88-c-k-c0x00ffffff-no-rj"
      },
      "publishedDate": "2025-08-19T15:01:36.000Z",
      "duration": 444,
      "favicon": "https://www.youtube.com/s/desktop/f788da0a/img/logos/favicon_48x48.png",
      "score": 0.8417034,
      "highlights": [
        {
          "startTime": 55,
          "endTime": 131,
          "visualDescription": "The animated graphic continues, showing the first step: a down arrow and \"Cut The Crap\". The speaker, in a blue t-shirt, is at his desk, talking and gesturing. Text overlay: \"Cut The Crap\". He explains to delete what doesn't matter, focusing on his most important goal.\nThe speaker is framed on the right, with a dark background on the left listing productivity steps. Text overlay: \"CUT THE CRAP\". The list starts with a highlighted bullet point: \"Pick one goal.\". The background on the left shows a piece of paper with \"Goal 1\" to \"Goal 10\" written on it, then \"Goal 3\" is highlighted, and finally, only \"Goal 3\" remains, with a list of tasks underneath: \"- Develop business plan - Conduct market research - Create brand identity - Build website - Launch product\".\nThe speaker continues on the right, with the list expanding on the left. \"Pick one goal.\" is followed by a new highlighted point: \"Pull up your calendar.\". A Google Calendar for August 2025 is shown with numerous appointments. Then, \"Go task by task and ask: 'does this move me closer to my 5-year goal?' -> If yes, circle it green.\" is highlighted, and many calendar entries turn green. The next point is: \"Then ask: 'does it pull me away from my 5-year goal?' -> If yes, circle it red.\". A man plays video games. People clink beer mugs. Several calendar entries turn red. Finally, \"Cut The Red.\" is highlighted, and all red entries disappear from the calendar.\nThe speaker, in a blue t-shirt, is at his desk. He talks about ruthless cutting and the most successful people. The scene cuts to him shaking hands with John C. Maxwell (Bestselling Author, Speaker) in a podcast studio, then to him interviewing Ed Mylett (Global Entrepreneur & Bestselling Author). The speaker then returns to his desk, stating that if something isn't moving you forward, it's holding you back.\nThe speaker is at his desk. He mentions his book \"Buy Back Your Time\". Pages from the book are shown, including sections on \"Step into the Arena\", \"Control of Your Week\", and a weekly calendar template. The book cover, \"BUY BACK YOUR TIME\" by Dan Martell, is prominently displayed. Text overlay: \"LINK IN DESCRIPTION\". He then transitions to the next problem: too many demands on attention.",
          "audioTranscription": "First things first, cut the crap. Forget optimizing. First delete what doesn't matter. If it's not driving towards your most important goals, it's dead weight.\nSo here's how you do it. First off, you pick one goal. I remember listening to this productivity guy and he said, hey, pull out a piece paper, write all your goals on that piece of paper. And pick the one goal, if you got it done, it would make all the other goals come true. And then write that goal on the back side of the paper and then write all the projects and things you could do to make that goal come true. That is your focus.\nPull up your calendar. Look at a full typical week. Then one by one ask yourself, does this move me closer to my 5-year goal? If yes, circle it green. Then ask yourself, does it pull me away from my 5-year goal? This is playing video games, this is hanging out with friends that don't support your goals. If it's a yes, circle it in red. Now cut the red. Ruthlessly.\nThe most successful people I know can say no. They know what they're focused on, they know what they're going to get done, and they don't allow things to distract them from getting it done. If it's not moving you forward, it's holding you back, period.\nNow, I actually go way deeper on this in my book Buy Back Your Time. There's a whole section dedicated to exactly how to spot and cut the stuff that's slowing you down. So once you've got all the BS out of the way, you've got a new problem. Now everyone and everything wants a piece of your freaking attention."
        }
      ],
      "transcription": {
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            "visualDescription": "A male speaker with short, light brown hair, wearing a blue t-shirt and a watch, is seated at a wooden desk in front of a black microphone on a boom arm. He is looking directly at the camera, speaking. The background features light wooden paneling and shelves with various decorative objects and books, including a plant and a white vase. Text overlay reads: \"Definition: the state or quality of producing something.\" and below it, in smaller text, \"'Output equals worth' - Believing the more they produce in a day, the more valuable they are, regardless of quality or balance.\""
          },
          {
            "startTime": 5,
            "endTime": 14,
            "visualDescription": "The speaker in the blue t-shirt continues to speak, gesturing with his hands. The scene transitions to a man working on a laptop at night, with office building lights visible outside the window. Text overlay: \"putting in crazy hours\". Then, a man lies in bed, hands on his head, looking stressed. Text overlay: \"grinding non-stop\". Next, a close-up of an eye reflecting a screen, then a finger tapping a smartphone with text messages. Text overlay: \"checking more boxes\". The speaker reappears, emphasizing his point. Fire particle effects briefly animate over him. Text overlay: \"Burnout with a To-Do list\"."
          },
          {
            "startTime": 14,
            "endTime": 22,
            "visualDescription": "The scene shows various software interfaces: ClickUp dashboard, Slack channels, and a product launch dashboard with charts. A hand writes in a physical planner. A close-up of eyes behind glasses reflects screen activity. Text overlays: \"you're still DROWNING IN TASKS barely moving the needle\". The speaker returns to the foreground, animated with a determined expression, gesturing with his hands."
          },
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            "startTime": 22,
            "endTime": 29,
            "visualDescription": "The speaker is at his desk. A split screen shows a Drake meme with \"doing more\" disliked and \"doing less\" liked, illustrating the concept. The scene shifts to the speaker on stage, back to the audience, then facing the audience at a conference with large red screens displaying \"FORWARD/\". Text overlay: \"I've coached thousands of high performers through this exact shift\"."
          },
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            "endTime": 40,
            "visualDescription": "The speaker, in a blue t-shirt, is back at his desk, speaking into the microphone. A montage shows him speaking at various events and in different settings. Logos for 'SPHERIC', 'Flowtown', and 'Clarity' appear. He's seen in a meeting with other men, looking at a laptop, with a whiteboard in the background. A group photo shows him holding a YouTube Play Button award with a team. Text overlay: \"Generated Millions Every Month\". He emphasizes that none of his achievements came from working 18-hour days or daily affirmations."
          },
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            "startTime": 40,
            "endTime": 55,
            "visualDescription": "The speaker, wearing a blue t-shirt, sits at a wooden desk with a microphone. He is talking and gesturing. The scene briefly splits into two identical images of him. He then appears seated at a desk with another man, looking at laptops and pointing. The scene transitions to him standing and speaking in front of a whiteboard with \"THE PUMP\" written on the wall behind him. The screen displays \"SYSTEM\" which then transforms into \"SYSTEM = DANGEROUSLY PRODUCTIVE\" with an upward-trending graph in the background. An animated graphic shows a figure struggling to climb a staircase, while another figure effortlessly uses a laptop at the top of a rising graph. Text appears, \"Become Dangerously Productive\", followed by the speaker stating his intention to share the roadmap."
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            "transcription": "And I've been through it myself. I've scaled and exited multiple companies, built teams that generated millions every month. And none of that happened because I worked 18 hours a day or repeated daily affirmations in the mirror.",
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            "transcription": "It happened because I learned how to build a system that made me dangerously productive. And it's your lucky day because I'm going to give you the exact road map, so you can use it too. That way you won't just be productive, you'll be f*cking unstoppable.",
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      },
      "summary": {
        "overallSummary": "This video, titled \"Give me 7 minutes and I’ll Make You Dangerously Productive,\" challenges common misconceptions about productivity, arguing that true productivity isn't about doing more, but rather doing less and achieving 10 times more. The speaker, Dan Martell, shares a four-step system to achieve \"dangerous productivity\" and avoid burnout. The system focuses on ruthlessly eliminating unimportant tasks, strategically protecting one's time, leveraging automation and delegation to multiply efforts, and winning each day by preparing the night before and prioritizing deep work. Martell emphasizes that by implementing these strategies, individuals can transform their productivity and achieve their full potential.",
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            "title": "Redefining Productivity: Beyond Busywork to a 'Dangerous' System",
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          },
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            "title": "Step 1: Cut The Crap - Eliminating Dead Weight Tasks",
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