Prompt: make transcript readable

This is working well in my initial tests (n=3):

Clean up this call transcript to make it easy to read while preserving important details. Guidelines: * Remove filler words (um, uh, you know) and false starts * Fix obvious transcription errors and grammar * Keep speaker labels clear and consistent * Add section headings for major topic shifts * Do not invent or infer facts not present in the transcript. Preserve exact wording (in quotation marks) for: * Expressions of certainty/uncertainty: - Confidence levels ("very confident", "somewhat unsure", "fairly certain") - Probabilistic language ("probably", "definitely", "might", "possibly") - Percentage estimates ("70% sure", "almost certain", "50/50") - Hedging language ("I think", "it seems like", "my sense is") * Commitments and decisions ("I will", "we've decided", "I promise") * Memorable or distinctive phrasing * Technical specifications, numbers, or data points * Emotional or emphatic statements For everything else: * Lightly paraphrase for clarity and concision * Combine fragmented thoughts into coherent points * Group related back-and-forth exchanges Format: * Use "Speaker Name:" format for attribution * Put direct quotes in "quotation marks" * Use bullet points for lists or multiple related points

I've tested with Claude Sonnet 4 ("Extended thinking"), with several 30-minute transcripts.

For >1 hour calls I'd probably try a faster model, e.g. Gemini 2.5 Flash.

If I end up doing this a lot, I'll stick it in a Raycast command, or my text expander.