memory/voice_transcript_ingestion

Voice transcript ingestion parses raw transcripts from meetings or recordings to classify observations, assertions, claims, hypotheses, and actions into a standardized output template for later review.

Non-sovereign intake captures transcript data and structures it into memory candidates without writing into the ledger or constitution, ensuring nothing is promoted to doctrine automatically.

Yes, transcript ingestion explicitly separates observations from assertions, clearly marking what was directly observed versus what is claimed to ensure accurate memory candidate classification.

The ingestion skill extracts hypotheses and actions from voice recordings into a non-doctrinal candidate set, satisfying non-sovereign intake constraints while preparing items for formal review.

No, voice transcript ingestion operates with zero dependencies and components, processing raw transcripts directly to generate categorized memory candidates ready for downstream review.

Ingesting unstructured meeting transcripts through a non-sovereign pathway structures the noisy data into categorized candidate items, preventing premature doctrinal promotion while enabling later recall and review.