Authentication
Use x-api-key from server-side code.
Open →Learn when OAuth is required for official YouTube workflows and when server-side API key authentication is enough for transcript extraction.
If your app needs to act on behalf of a YouTube user or access account-bound resources, OAuth may be required. If your server needs to call Scority for transcript extraction, Scority uses x-api-key instead.
A Google Cloud credential is not a Scority API key. Scority keys authorize requests to Scority's transcript endpoint, not to Google's official platform APIs.
For Scority, the stable public integration path is a protected server-side HTTP request. The API key identifies your account or integration, and the request asks for a transcript by video_id or video_url.
Avoiding OAuth is not a reason to expose server-side secrets. If a browser UI needs transcript data, put a small backend route in front of the Scority API.