Convert SRT subtitle files into structured Markdown documents with paragraphs.
npx skills add https://github.com/wzh4464/claude-skills --skill srt-to-markdown
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: srt-to-markdown Source: https://github.com/wzh4464/claude-skills/tree/main/srt-to-markdown Command: npx skills add https://github.com/wzh4464/claude-skills --skill srt-to-markdown
将 SRT 字幕文件整理为结构完整、行文通顺的 Markdown 文档，提升可读性与可出版性。
将一个或多个 SRT 文件转换为结构化的 Markdown 文档，包含段落、标点、并可选分章输出。
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
To convert SRT subtitles into a readable Markdown document, you extract the text, apply text normalization and punctuation restoration, then merge spoken lines into structured paragraphs for publishing.
The best way to clean up spoken interview transcripts is to merge fragmented subtitle lines into cohesive paragraphs and transform colloquial text into a structured, written style while preserving the speaker's original tone.
Yes, you can process multiple SRT files to generate a single structured Markdown transcript, applying paragraph merging and optional chapter hints to organize lecture or meeting records cohesively.
Punctuation restoration for ASR generated text works by analyzing sentence breaks and speech tones, adding appropriate punctuation to clean subtitles and significantly improving overall text readability.
Yes, converting SRT to Markdown supports adding chapter structures for long lectures by utilizing optional chapter hints within the input files to segment the final document logically.
You need paragraph merging when converting subtitles to text because raw SRT files contain fragmented spoken lines that require consolidation and text cleaning to form publishable, continuous prose.
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