Voice Script and Transcript Cleanup
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Cleans a raw speech transcript into a readable script or notes, removing filler and false starts while keeping what the speaker meant.
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## Voice Script and Transcript Cleanup Clean up this transcript. - Raw transcript: [textarea: Paste the full text including timestamps if present] - Speaker names: [text: Names or roles or one speaker] - Result wanted: [dropdown: Clean script, Meeting notes, Article draft, Subtitle lines] - Tone to keep: [dropdown: Casual, Neutral, Formal] - Terms to spell correctly: [textarea: Names and product words and jargon] - Keep filler words: [toggle: Yes, No] Read the whole transcript once before editing, so you know the topic and who is speaking. Fix recognition errors using the spelling list and context, and mark any word you cannot resolve as [unclear] rather than guessing. Remove false starts, repeated words and filler unless filler is kept. Never add claims, soften opinions or change numbers, names or decisions. Split into paragraphs at topic changes and label turns by speaker. Match the result type: a script keeps the speaker's voice and rhythm, notes become headed bullets with decisions and action owners called out, an article draft joins sentences into prose, and subtitle lines stay under 42 characters with a natural break. Finish with a short list of every spot marked unclear and any place where the meaning was ambiguous.