What problem does it solve? Turning raw meeting artifacts (recordings, vendor transcripts, notes exports) into an auditable written analysis is error-prone: vendor transcripts mangle product names, recordings can be truncated while claiming full duration, and pixel-based frame selection often fails on continuous screen shares. This Skill provides a deterministic workflow that cross-checks every claim against its sources. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Recording integrity verification: Detects recordings whose containers declare more duration than their payload contains, and reports the usable bound before any analysis sizes work from it. - Independent ASR cross-check: Runs a local faster-whisper pass and diffs it against the vendor transcript to recover mangled product names and terminology, with side-by-side probing to settle mishearings. - Deterministic planning: A resolver script picks the correct doc kind (recording analysis vs. standup update), derives conventional paths, classifies sources, and refuses to overwrite committed docs. - Use Case: You receive a zip with a standup recording, a vendor VTT transcript, and a notes PDF. The Skill extracts the sources, verifies the recording, runs ASR, corrects transcript terminology, reads screen-share frames, and produces a template-conformant analysis doc with timestamps and provenance. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to analyze the meeting by running /meeting-analysis on your zip or directory of meeting sources with your name and the meeting date.
