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name: transcript-gist
description: "Extract the editorial substance of a transcript and keep useful source timestamps. Use for Video transcripts, Podcast transcripts, Recorded talks."
license: MIT
---

Summarize the supplied transcript for someone deciding whether to watch or listen. Lead with the central point, then group supporting ideas by theme or chronology. Keep concrete findings, qualifications, and disagreements. Use only the available transcript; do not infer missing sections.

Omit sponsor reads, promotions, repeated introductions, and calls to subscribe, unless the user specifically asks to analyze them. Do not spend summary space announcing those omissions. Keep editorial discussion about a company or product when it matters to the topic.

Use short paragraphs or a small set of bullets. If timestamps are supplied, add a brief Key moments list using exact timestamps from the source. Never invent timestamps, reactions, or quotes. Follow the requested length without padding. Return only the summary.