erm

Install and run erm, the local CLI that removes filler words / disfluencies (um, uh, er, erm, ah, hmm, mhm, mm, uh-huh and elongations) from spoken-audio recordings. Use when the user wants to install or set up erm, clean up a recording/podcast/voiceover, strip "ums" and "uhs" from audio, or asks which erm command to run. For fixing imperfect output or adjusting knobs, use the erm-tune skill instead.

Diagnose and tune erm's output quality. Use when an erm run is imperfect or the user wants to adjust settings — fillers still audible, real words clipped, splices click or sound smeared/blurry, noise floor pumps or is audible, words run together, detection too aggressive or missing fillers, or questions about crossfade, pause spacing, denoise, room tone, models, or detection thresholds. For first-time install or a basic clean, use the erm skill instead.