.claude/skills/reading-meeting-transcripts/SKILL.md
Access Microsoft Teams meeting transcripts via CLI. Read transcripts from calendar events, extract speaker dialogue, summarize discussions. Use when reading meeting notes, reviewing what was said, extracting action items, or analyzing meeting participation.
npx skillsauth add Dbochman/dotfiles reading-meeting-transcriptsInstall this skill globally with one command. Works with Claude Code, Cursor, and Windsurf.
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Access Microsoft Teams meeting transcripts via transcript-cli - read transcripts, extract speaker dialogue, and analyze meeting content.
# Check tool is available
transcript-cli --version
# Authentication is shared with other tools
# If not authenticated, any command will prompt for login
If command not found, see installation page. For calendar events (to get event IDs), see managing-calendar. For email, see managing-outlook-email.
Use this skill when users want to:
# Simplest: use calendar event ID directly
transcript-cli read --event-id <event-id> --toon
# Find event ID from calendar first
calendar-cli find --after 2025-02-01 --subject "Team Sync" --toon
# Then read transcript
transcript-cli read --event-id <event-id-from-above> --toon
# Find transcripts for a calendar event
transcript-cli find --event-id <event-id> --toon
# If meeting has multiple transcripts (e.g., recurring)
transcript-cli find --event-id <event-id> --toon
# Then read specific one by index
transcript-cli read --event-id <event-id> --transcript-index 1 --toon
# If you have the Teams join URL instead of event ID
transcript-cli find --join-url "https://teams.microsoft.com/l/meetup-join/..." --toon
transcript-cli read --join-url "https://teams.microsoft.com/l/meetup-join/..." --toon
# Get raw VTT format (for external processing)
transcript-cli read --event-id <event-id> --raw
Run transcript-cli --help for all commands and flags. Run transcript-cli <command> --help for detailed options.
Read Meeting Transcript (workflows/transcript-workflow.md)
Meeting Analytics (workflows/meeting-analytics.md)
Timeline Synthesis (workflows/timeline-synthesis.md)
Tone Analysis (workflows/tone-analysis.md)
Most transcript access starts from a calendar event:
# 1. Find the meeting on calendar
calendar-cli find --after 2025-02-01 --subject "Project Review" --toon
# 2. Note the event ID from results, then read transcript
transcript-cli read --event-id AAMkAGI2... --toon
# 3. (Optional) If multiple transcripts, list them first
transcript-cli find --event-id AAMkAGI2... --toon
# Then read specific one
transcript-cli read --event-id AAMkAGI2... --transcript-index 0 --toon
No transcript found:
Authentication errors:
rm ~/.ai-pim-utils/auth-cache
transcript-cli find --event-id <any-event> # Triggers re-authentication
Command not found:
~/.local/bin to PATHPermission denied:
See: installation page for detailed troubleshooting.
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