audio-transcription: Скилл для расшифровки аудио и видео

--- name: audio-transcription description: Transcribe audio and video files into structured notes. Activate this skill when users want to transcribe recordings, meetings, podcasts, voice memos, or any audio/video content in their vault. --- # Audio & Video Transcription Transcribe audio and video files from the vault into structured Obsidian notes using `read_file` to send binary media directly to the model. ## Supported Formats Audio: `.wav`, `.mp3`, `.aac`, `.flac`, `.webm` (audio-only) Video: `.mp4`, `.mpeg`, `.mov`, `.flv`, `.mpg`, `.webm`, `.wmv`, `.3gp` **Size limit:** 20 MB per file (Gemini inline data limit). ## How to Transcribe 1. Use `read_file` with the path to the audio/video file — the binary data is sent directly to the model for processing. 2. Listen to/watch the content and produce a transcription. 3. Use `write_file` to save the transcription as a markdown note. ## Transcription Format Structure transcriptions as follows: ```markdown --- tags: - transcription source: "[[original-file.mp3]]" date: YYYY-MM-DD duration: "MM:SS" (estimate if possible) --- # Transcription: [Title] ## Summary Brief 2-3 sentence summary of the content. ## Transcript [00:00] Speaker 1: Opening remarks... [00:45] Speaker 2: Response... [01:30] Speaker 1: Follow-up... ``` ### Guidelines - **Timestamps**: Include approximate timestamps in `[MM:SS]` format at natural breaks (new speakers, topic changes, pauses). - **Speaker identification**: Label distinct speakers as "Speaker 1", "Speaker 2", etc. If names are mentioned, use them after first identification. - **Filler words**: Omit excessive filler words (um, uh, like) unless they carry meaning. - **Inaudible sections**: Mark unclear audio as `[inaudible]` or `[unclear]`. - **Non-speech sounds**: Note significant sounds like `[laughter]`, `[applause]`, `[music]`. - **Summary**: Always include a brief summary at the top for quick reference. - **Frontmatter**: Link back to the source file using a wikilink. ## Tips - For long recordings, let the user know the transcription may be partial due to the 20 MB size limit. Suggest splitting large files with an external tool. - If the user asks to "transcribe the recording in this note", use `read_file` on the current note first to find embedded audio/video links (e.g., `![[recording.mp3]]`), then `read_file` on the linked file. - For meeting notes, suggest adding attendees and action items sections after the transcript. - For podcasts or interviews, suggest adding a "Key Topics" section with timestamps.