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Right, that is the command to run. Am asking about how the code digests the
flag from the stdin. What is the mechanism in the code that sets those? It
looks a little like magic. Thank you.
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Having trouble seeing how the flags for the YouTube helper get set inside of the fabric cli when it boots up. Trying to understand in order to write a helper app… or would it be more prudent to work towards an all-encompassing app that embeds fabric in my code?
Thinking about using this as a way to prepare data for either model training or vector storage… maybe even as a way to clean up docs in a highly repeatable way.
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