Transcribing medical
Skill cyanxxy/transcription-agent-go/.skills/transcribing-medical
Agentic audio transcription in Go: parallel transcription agents, an LLM judge agent that picks the best, extensible via Agent Skills.
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Transcribes clinical audio (consults, dictations, rounds) preserving exact medical terminology, drug names, dosages, and speaker attribution without adding interpretation. Use when expected_format is "medical" or the audio is a doctor-patient encounter, clinical dictation, or discusses medication, diagnosis, or pharmacology.
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SKILL.md
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Medical Transcription Guidance
Preserve exact medical terminology and speaker attribution without adding interpretation. Do not turn the audio into a different document type; keep the output transcript-first and faithful to the spoken content.
Rules
- Spell drug names and dosages exactly as spoken; use [inaudible] rather than guessing a dose.
- Preserve clinician vs patient speaker labels when distinguishable.
- Never paraphrase symptoms, measurements, or instructions.
References
- Extended brand/generic and controlled-substance glossary: references/drug-names.md
What ships with it: 1 file
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references/
- drug-names.md829 B