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BRAINIALL
PT-BR and Spanish audio transcription with diarization and SRT/VTT
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An installable Agent Skill for converting one explicitly authorized Brazilian Portuguese or Spanish recording into speaker-labelled JSON, SRT, and WebVTT. It uses the external metered BRAINIALL transcription API and includes a tested, dependency-free Node.js 22 client. Install from reviewed source instead of executing an unpinned package runner: Record the commit returned by git rev-parse HEAD, review the source, and then copy only skills/brainiall-diarized-transcription/ into the skills directory documented by your agent host. This keeps the install path auditable and avoids executing a third-party installer. The skill itself never asks for a key in chat or in a command argument. The skill guides the agent through consent, local-file and size checks, a dedicated BRAINIALLAPIKEY, and a single non-retried API request. Create or manage the required account through the skill-specific setup link and check the current terms before live use. The repository also includes a dependency-free SRT/WebVTT structural check for CI or…
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- BRAINIALL diarized transcription skill
- Install
- Caption QA helper
- Postman collection
- OpenAPI contract
- Import into an API client
- Copyable quickstarts
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- Validate
- C104 integration blueprints
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