TuneConsole session bridge

Bridges your signed-in YouTube Music session to the local TuneConsole app so it can read and manage your library.

TuneConsole is a local app for power-managing your YouTube Music library: merge and dedupe playlists, consolidate across multiple accounts, and get recommendations from a taste model you can actually see and tune. This extension is the bridge that makes it work. YouTube Music has no official API for managing your library or reading your listening history, so TuneConsole works through your own signed-in browser session. This extension applies that live session to each request the app makes and returns the response. The connection is scoped to YouTube Music: the extension only signs requests to YouTube Music's own endpoints and refuses anything else. WHAT YOU GET • Better playlist management: merge, move, reorganize, and consolidate playlists across accounts, all undoable. • Safe cleanup: find and clear duplicates, overlaps, and empty playlists, backed up and reversible. • A recommendation model you can see into: built only from your own library, CPU-only, and tunable, not an opaque feed. • Discovery and generative playlists driven by your taste, not by what is trending. • Clusters: an interactive graph of how your library actually hangs together. PRIVACY • There is no TuneConsole server and no account. Everything stays on your own machine. • The app never receives your Google credentials; only requests and responses cross to it. • Nothing is collected: no analytics, no trackers. REQUIREMENTS This extension does nothing on its own. It connects to the TuneConsole app running on your computer. TuneConsole is open source; get it and the setup guide at https://tuneconsole.com.