voice-message

# Voice Message Formatter This skill standardizes the presentation of voice message transcripts. It wraps the transcript in a fixed-width markdown block, includes the appropriate language flag, and separates it with horizontal lines. This ensures that transcripts are clearly distinguished from regular conversation and easy to read. ## Usage When a voice message is received and transcribed, use the `format_transcript.sh` script to format the output. ### Command ```bash {baseDir}/scripts/format_transcript.sh --lang [it|en] --transcript "The transcribed text goes here." ``` ### Parameters - `--lang`: The two-letter language code of the transcript (`it` for Italian, `en` for English). - `--transcript`: The full text of the voice message transcript. ### Example ```bash # For an Italian voice message {baseDir}/scripts/format_transcript.sh --lang "it" --transcript "Ciao Lobby, come stai?" # For an English voice message {baseDir}/scripts/format_transcript.sh --lang "en" --transcript "Hey Lobby, how are you?" ``` ## Internal Protocol Moving forward, this skill should be the default way to handle incoming voice messages. The workflow is: 1. Receive voice message. 2. Transcribe it. 3. Use this skill's script to format the transcript. 4. Present the formatted transcript to the user. 5. Proceed with the user's request.