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Use when needing to process exported WhatsApp conversations — converts raw exports (zip or folder with _chat.txt) into clean markdown with transcribed voice messages
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| name | read-whatsapp-export |
| description | Use when needing to process exported WhatsApp conversations — converts raw exports (zip or folder with _chat.txt) into clean markdown with transcribed voice messages |
Converts raw WhatsApp exports into clean, chunked markdown files ready for reading. Fully offline.
process-conversation.py. Safe to re-run: it extracts into exported/, regenerates all chunks. A newer export just overwrites and regenerates.transcribe-conversation-audios.py (see below).process-conversation.py again to regenerate chunks with transcriptions inline.python3 ${CLAUDE_SKILL_DIR}/scripts/process-conversation.py "path/to/export.zip" --output-dir .
Always pass --output-dir . to create the conversation folder in the current project directory.
Options: --output-dir DIR (default: same parent as source), --max-chunk-kb N (default: 100).
Re-running with a newer export of the same conversation overwrites exported/ and regenerates all chunks. Existing transcriptions (.txt files) are preserved if the audio files haven't changed.
python3 ${CLAUDE_SKILL_DIR}/scripts/transcribe-conversation-audios.py "path/to/whatsapp-name-conversation" <language>
Transcribes all .opus files in exported/ that don't have a .txt yet. Saves the language and transcription preference in .processed. After transcription, re-run process-conversation.py to regenerate chunks with inline transcriptions. On future re-runs, process-conversation.py auto-transcribes new audio files if .processed has transcribe: true.
Language detection: Read the first ~50 lines of the conversation to identify the language (<attached: = en, <anexado: = pt, <archivo adjunto: = es). Pass as whisper code: en, pt, es, etc.
whatsapp-name-conversation/
.gitignore # ignores exported/
.processed # metadata (transcription preference, language)
chat-2024-01-01_2024-06-15.md
chat-2024-06-16_2024-12-31.md
exported/ # gitignored — full export contents
_chat.txt
00000001-PHOTO-*.jpg
00000002-AUDIO-*.opus
00000002-AUDIO-*.txt # transcriptions live alongside audio
**John:**
[08/04/2026, 14:30:00] Hello there
[08/04/2026, 14:31:00] [Photo](exported/00000001-PHOTO-abc.jpg)
[08/04/2026, 14:32:00] 🎤 "Transcribed voice message text here"
> Audio: [exported/00000003-AUDIO-abc.opus](exported/00000003-AUDIO-abc.opus)
[08/04/2026, 14:33:00] [Document: contract.pdf](exported/00000005-DOC-contract.pdf)
[08/04/2026, 14:34:00] [Voice message](exported/00000004-AUDIO-def.opus)
**Jane:**
[08/04/2026, 14:35:00] Got it, thanks!
Messages are grouped by sender — the name only appears when the sender changes. Non-transcribed voice messages appear as [Voice message](exported/AUDIO-xxx.opus).
ls *.md in the output folder shows date ranges at a glance.txt file in exported/${CLAUDE_SKILL_DIR}/scripts/check-deps.sh
Run this before processing to verify all tools are available.
Transcription uses whisper.cpp locally. Fully offline — no API keys needed.
First-time setup (requires ffmpeg and cmake — install with brew install ffmpeg cmake):
Check if whisper.cpp is already installed (~/.whisper.cpp/build/bin/whisper-cli or locally in the skill directory). If not found, ask the user whether to install shared (~/.whisper.cpp, reusable across projects) or local (inside the skill directory). Then run:
${CLAUDE_SKILL_DIR}/scripts/setup.sh --shared # installs to ~/.whisper.cpp
${CLAUDE_SKILL_DIR}/scripts/setup.sh --local # installs to skill directory
This clones whisper.cpp, builds it, and downloads the large-v3 model (~3GB). Guide the user through installation if prerequisites are missing.
Performance: ~2-10 seconds per voice message on Apple Silicon.
The parser handles multiple languages for attachment markers:
<attached: filename><anexado: filename><archivo adjunto: filename>PHOTO-) sent right after messages mentioning amounts