Update documentation with current status and add installation instructions
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* **Status:** **COMPLETED.** Analysis of `pytchat` source code (`api.py`, `core/__init__.py`, `core/pytchat.py`, `config/__init__.py`, `paramgen/liveparam.py`, `paramgen/enc.py`, `util/__init__.py`, `parser/live.py`) has provided a comprehensive understanding of its internal mechanisms. The `pytchat` repository has been mirrored to `https://gitea.ramforth.net/ramforth/pytchat-fork` for easier access.
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3. **Integration with `rich` Display:**
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* **Action:** Adapt the existing `rich` display logic from `main.py` to consume messages received from `pytchat`.
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* **Status:** **COMPLETED.** The `pytchat_listener.py` script now includes full-width alternating backgrounds, emoji coloring, and persistent unique user colors.
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## Phase 2: Re-exploration of YouTube Data API v3 (Creative Use)
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**Prioritization:** All research will prioritize **open-source and Linux-compatible solutions**. Compliance with YouTube's Terms of Service remains a critical factor.
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**Next Steps:** The findings from this revised research will be compiled into a structured document to inform the design and implementation of a robust YouTube Live Chat monitoring solution.
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**Next Steps:** The findings from this revised research will be compiled into a structured document to inform the design and implementation of a robust YouTube Live Chat monitoring solution.
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