HR Portal
A private tool for one amateur Counter-Strike 2 team. It watches the team’s own match demos, cuts the moments worth keeping, and publishes them to the team’s own YouTube channel.
What it does
- Finds the moments. Every match the team plays is downloaded as a demo and scored round by round — multi-kills, clutches, opening duels — so nobody has to scrub through forty minutes of footage to find the ten seconds that mattered.
- Renders the clip. A member picks a round, the game replays it headlessly, and the recording is cut, captioned and uploaded.
- Keeps the utility library. Smoke, flash and molotov lineups the team has worked out, each with the spot it lands on, the spot it is thrown from, and a video of the throw.
- Publishes to YouTube. Finished videos go to the team’s own channel, unlisted, and the link comes back to whoever asked for it.
Who can use it
Members of the High Rollers roster, signing in through Steam. It is not a public service: there is no sign-up, and a visitor who is not on the roster sees the sign-in page and nothing else.
Google account data
The pipeline uploads to YouTube using the site operator’s own Google account, authorised once through Google’s consent screen. It never asks anybody else to connect an account, and it can read no account’s data but that one. The full detail, including the Limited Use disclosure, is on the privacy policy.
Contact
Through the High Rollers Discord server — the same place the clip bot posts.