Transcript Analyzer Skill for Claude
This skill analyzes meeting transcripts to extract decisions, action items, opinions, questions, and terminology using Cerebras AI (llama-3.3-70b). Use this skill when the user asks to analyze a transcript, extract action items from meetings, find decisions in conversations, build glossaries from discussions, or summarize key points from recorded meetings.
Install
one command, takes just this skill from the repositorynpx skills add https://github.com/glebis/claude-skills --skill transcript-analyzerWhat comes with it
313 431 bytes besides the instructionThe instruction itself
13 sections, as written by the authorTranscript Analyzer
Overview
Analyze meeting transcripts using AI to automatically extract and categorize:
- Decisions - Explicit agreements or choices made
- Action Items - Tasks assigned to people
- Opinions - Viewpoints expressed but not agreed upon
- Questions - Unresolved questions raised
- Terms - Domain-specific terminology for glossary
Prerequisites
Before first use, install dependencies:
cd ~/.claude/skills/transcript-analyzer/scripts && npm install
Usage
To analyze a transcript:
cd ~/.claude/skills/transcript-analyzer/scripts && npm run cli -- <transcript-file> -o <output.md> [options]
Options
| Option | Description |
|--------|-------------|
| <file> | Transcript file to analyze (first positional arg) |
| -o, --output <path> | Write markdown to file instead of stdout |
| --include-transcript | Include full transcript in output [default: off] |
| --no-extractions | Exclude extractions section |
| --no-glossary | Exclude glossary section |
| --glossary <path> | Custom glossary JSON path |
| --skip-glossary | Don't preload glossary terms |
| --max-terms <num> | Limit glossary suggestions |
| --chunk-size <num> | Override chunk size (default: 3000) |
Examples
Basic Analysis
cd ~/.claude/skills/transcript-analyzer/scripts && npm run cli -- /path/to/meeting.md -o /path/to/analysis.md
Include Original Transcript
cd ~/.claude/skills/transcript-analyzer/scripts && npm run cli -- /path/to/meeting.md -o /path/to/analysis.md --include-transcript
Extractions Only (No Glossary)
cd ~/.claude/skills/transcript-analyzer/scripts && npm run cli -- /path/to/meeting.md -o /path/to/analysis.md --no-glossary
Analyze Specific Section
To analyze only part of a transcript, extract the section first:
sed -n '50,100p' /path/to/meeting.md > /tmp/section.md
cd ~/.claude/skills/transcript-analyzer/scripts && npm run cli -- /tmp/section.md -o /path/to/section-analysis.md
Output Format
The tool generates markdown with:
- YAML Frontmatter - Processing metadata:
- chunks processed
- extractions count by type
- new terms discovered
- model used (llama-3.3-70b via Cerebras)
- token usage (input/output/total)
- Extractions - Categorized findings with confidence scores:
- Each extraction includes speaker (if identified), source snippet, and related terms
- Glossary - Approved terms from existing glossary + suggested new terms with definitions
Configuration
The skill uses Cerebras API with the key stored in scripts/.env:
CEREBRAS_API_KEY=<your-key>
Scripts
scripts/cli.ts- Main CLI entry pointscripts/src/lib/extract-service.ts- AI processing logic using Cerebrasscripts/src/lib/markdown.ts- Markdown output generationscripts/src/lib/term-utils.ts- Term deduplication utilitiesscripts/src/lib/mockExtractor.ts- Mock mode for testingscripts/src/types/index.ts- TypeScript type definitionsscripts/data/glossary.json- Default glossary storage
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How to use it
Take glebis/transcript-analyzer from the repository into ~/.claude/skills for personal
use, or into .claude/skills inside a project.
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