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TranscriptionTools MCP Server

by MushroomFleet

An MCP server providing intelligent transcript processing capabilities. It features natural formatting, contextual repair, and smart summarization powered by Deep Thinking LLMs.

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What is TranscriptionTools MCP Server?

TranscriptionTools MCP Server is an MCP server designed for intelligent transcript processing. It offers tools for repairing transcription errors, formatting transcripts, and generating summaries.

How to use TranscriptionTools MCP Server?

The server exposes four tools: repair_text, get_repair_log, format_transcript, and summary_text. To use them, send requests to the server with the appropriate tool name and arguments, as shown in the examples provided in the README.

Key features of TranscriptionTools MCP Server

  • Natural Formatting

  • Contextual Repair

  • Smart Summarization

  • Detailed Repair Logs

Use cases of TranscriptionTools MCP Server

  • Correcting transcription errors in audio recordings

  • Formatting raw transcripts for readability

  • Generating summaries of long transcripts

  • Analyzing and improving transcription accuracy

FAQ from TranscriptionTools MCP Server

What confidence level does the repair_text tool use?

The repair_text tool analyzes and repairs transcription errors with greater than 90% confidence.

What types of constraints are supported for summarization?

The summary_text tool supports time-based (speaking duration), character count, and word count constraints.

Does the contextual repair tool require the original audio?

No, the contextual repair tool does not require the original audio.

Where can I configure the server behavior?

You can customize the server behavior by modifying the source code directly, specifically in the tool implementation files (e.g., src/tools/formatting.ts, src/tools/repair.ts, src/tools/summary.ts).

How do I install the server?

You can install the server via Smithery or by cloning the repository, installing dependencies, building the server, and configuring it in your MCP settings file.