live-transcript-summary

Summarize live audio transcripts into structured WPS note entries.

Updated Apr 17, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/dy9759/SkillCollection --skill live-transcript-summary-dy9759
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Skill: live-transcript-summary
Source: https://github.com/dy9759/SkillCollection/tree/main/skills/live-transcript-summary
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/dy9759/SkillCollection --skill live-transcript-summary-dy9759

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Capture and summarize live audio embedded in WPS notes so users no longer need to take manual, synchronous notes during meetings, lectures, podcasts or interviews. The Skill continuously polls audio transcripts, filters only new sentences, detects scene and speakers, and writes structured, XML-formatted summaries back into the note while keeping a temporary user-edit zone for corrections and merges. This eliminates missed details, scattered action items, and post-meeting cleanup work.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Incremental real-time summarization: Polls every 60 seconds and only processes newly transcribed sentences to produce concise, structured summaries and action items.
  • Scene detection & speaker mapping: Automatically recognizes meeting/lecture/podcast contexts, infers speaker identities, links people to existing notes for background, and adapts to user note style.
  • Robust write workflow: Prefers wpsnote-cli with MCP fallback, creates a temporary zone for user inputs, appends XML content before the temp zone, validates block IDs, and repairs misplaced content via batch edits.
  • Use case: Run during a weekly project meeting to generate an organized meeting minutes section with decisions and todos while participants speak, then merge attendee corrections written in the temporary area.

Quick Start

Start the live-transcript-summary skill on the active WPS note to listen and append incremental XML summaries every 60 seconds.

Frequently Asked Questions about live-transcript-summary

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I automate meeting notes and summarize audio transcripts in real-time?

To automate real-time meeting notes, the Skill captures live audio transcripts, polls every 60 seconds, and writes structured XML summaries directly into WPS notes. It filters only new sentences to produce concise summaries and action items continuously.

Can I extract action items and detect speakers during a live lecture or podcast?

Yes, you can extract action items and detect speakers during live lectures or podcasts. The Skill performs automatic scene detection, infers speaker identities, and links people to existing note databases to adapt to your specific note style.

How do I append incremental summaries to WPS notes without overwriting manual corrections?

To append incremental summaries safely, it creates a temporary user-edit zone for corrections and merges. It injects XML content before this zone, validates block IDs, and repairs misplaced content via batch edits to prevent overwriting manual inputs.

Does WPS notes support automatic transcription and XML-formatted content injection?

WPS notes supports automatic transcription and XML-formatted content injection through this Skill. It prefers the wpsnote-cli for writing with an MCP fallback, ensuring robust error handling for block IDs and write failures during live recordings.

What is the best way to handle write failures when injecting live audio summaries into note databases?

The best way to handle write failures during live audio summary injection is using its robust workflow. It validates block IDs, utilizes MCP fallback if wpsnote-cli fails, and executes batch edits to repair misplaced content automatically.

Are there limitations when using incremental polling for real-time transcription summarization?

A limitation of incremental polling for real-time transcription summarization is its 60-second interval. Summaries and action items are appended in structured XML formats only after each polling cycle completes, meaning there is a brief delay before text appears.