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transcribe

Skill31 starsChanged 22 days agoMITView on GitHub

Transcribes audio and video recordings with the `transcribe` CLI. Use when the user wants a transcript, notes or quotes from a recording.

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    Use the transcribe CLI. Don't download a local model such as Whisper or write speech-to-text code.

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SKILL.md

Transcribe

Use the transcribe CLI. Don't download a local model such as Whisper or write speech-to-text code. If the CLI is missing, ask before you run npm install --global @overment/transcribe.

  • --speakers assigns names in order of first appearance, so a wrong order mislabels every turn. Use it only when you know who speaks first; otherwise name the participants in --prompt.
  • For a lecture or talk with several topics, add to --prompt: "Add a level-2 Markdown heading at each topic change."
  • A long recording takes several minutes. Give the command a long timeout or run it in the background.

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