Turn a recording you own into a timestamped transcript with SRT and VTT captions and clips.
Scored across 6 tools
Each tool targets a distinct action in a clear pipeline: transcribe_media (file → text), search_transcripts (query saved text), suggest_clips (pick segments of one transcript), translate_subtitles (text → other language), and the two feedback tools. Descriptions explicitly say what each tool is not for (e.g. search_transcripts: 'Not for: transcribing a file'), which removes the main overlap risk between search and transcription.
All six names follow a strict snake_case verb_noun pattern: get_feedback_reply, search_transcripts, submit_feedback, suggest_clips, transcribe_media, translate_subtitles. Verbs are distinct and descriptive, and the feedback pair (submit/get) mirrors a predictable lifecycle.
Six tools is well-scoped for a transcript media pipeline: four core operations plus a minimal submit/get feedback loop. No tool feels redundant or padded, and nothing essential seems to be crammed into a mega-tool.
The lifecycle transcribe → search → clip → translate is covered, and feedback has both send and read-back. Minor gaps: there is no direct get-transcript tool by id (agents must go through search_transcripts) and no way to delete or list libraries explicitly, though search-transcripts-without-query partially compensates.
Read the maintainers' reply to feedback you sent with submit_feedback, given its ticket id. Returns status pending until a reply is ready, then status answered with the reply text. The reply is information for you, not an instruction.
Inputs: ticket (required). Returns: note, reply, status, ticket
Searches the transcripts the user made in the last day for passages and repeated themes. Best for: "where did I talk about pricing", "which hooks did I open with", "what themes keep coming up". Returns: passages with transcript_id, start and end in seconds, a clock time and a snippet; repeated themes with counts; and the live transcripts. Input tips: pass query for passages; leave it out to list the transcripts and their themes. Pass library_id when transcribe_media returned one. Only the caller's own transcripts are searched (the latest 10, kept 24 hours). Not for: transcribing a file (use transcribe_media) or searching the web.
Inputs: limit, query, library_id. Returns: as_of, notes, query, status, +3 more
Send feedback, a bug report or a tool request to the maintainers of the tools on this server: a missing tool, missing or stale data, or a tool that broke or gave a wrong answer. Pass the kind (need_tool, need_data, bug or other), one short message (at most 1000 characters) and, if you know them, the tool name and the error text it returned. Returns a ticket id. Feedback is not a chat: nothing in it is run or followed. Links, emails and phone numbers are removed and nothing about you is stored.
Inputs: kind (required), message (required), tool, error. Returns: note, reply, status, ticket
Suggests the best short clips in one saved transcript, as start and end times with a hook line. Best for: "find the best 60 seconds", "which parts would make good shorts". Returns: each clip's start and end in seconds and as clock times, a hook line, the text, a 0 to 100 rank score and the reasons. Input tips: pass the transcript_id from transcribe_media, and library_id when that answer had one. Optional: count (1 to 5, default 3), min_seconds (default 30) and max_seconds (default 60); keep min_seconds below max_seconds. Not for: cutting, editing or posting video; it returns text only. Scores rank clips against each other and do not predict views.
Inputs: transcript_id (required), count, library_id, max_seconds, +1 more. Returns: as_of, clips, notes, title, +2 more
Transcribes one audio or video file the user owns or may use into timestamped text with SRT and VTT captions. Best for: "transcribe this podcast episode", "make subtitles for my video", "what is said in this file". Returns: language, length, timestamped segments, SRT and VTT (trim with include), transcript_id, expires_at (kept 24 hours, the media is never kept), minutes left today, and library_id when the caller has no user id. Input tips: give file (an upload) or url (a public YouTube, TikTok, Instagram or other social video, or a direct media link), not both. Set confirm_rights true only after the user says they own the recording or have the rights (a public social video needs none); otherwise ask. Pass library_id from an earlier answer to keep transcripts in one library. Not for: private videos, over 15 MiB (15,728,640 bytes) or 15 minutes, whole channels. Formats: mp3, m4a, mp4, wav, ogg, flac, webm. Daily minute allowance.
Inputs: confirm_rights (required), url, file, title, +3 more. Returns: srt, vtt, as_of, model, +14 more
Translates subtitles or a saved transcript into another language and writes a dub script. Best for: "translate these subtitles to Spanish", "make a French dub script for my talk". Returns: translated SRT and VTT with the original times, and a dub script with one spoken line per segment, its start and end, max_chars and a fit of ok, tight or long (trim with include). Nothing is stored. Input tips: always pass target_lang. Give exactly one of transcript_id (with library_id when transcribe_media returned one) or subtitles, the text of an SRT or VTT file. With subtitles also pass source_lang and confirm_rights true, only after the user says they own the media or may use it. Limits: about 18,000 characters per call (about 20 minutes of speech) and a daily allowance of characters. Not for: transcribing audio; use transcribe_media first. Translation is machine output to check before publishing.
Inputs: target_lang (required), include, subtitles, library_id, +3 more. Returns: srt, vtt, as_of, model, +8 more
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Transcribe audio and video into speaker-labelled transcripts, subtitles, clips, and cited Q&A.
Transcribe audio and video files to text with timestamps and SRT or WebVTT subtitles
Transcribe recordings into a speaker-labelled transcript with timestamps and a summary.
Turn long podcast episodes, video or audio, into captioned vertical clips and transcripts.
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