label(1)
πΈ NAME πΈ
okay bestie, this is label(1) from the General Commands Manual β the little command that gives your meeting transcript speakers actual names instead of robot-core IDs π€π
label β Label a speaker in a meeting transcript β¨
β¨ SYNOPSIS β¨
label [-h|--help] <MEETING_ID> <SPEAKER_ID> <LABEL>
π DESCRIPTION π
okay so label labels a speaker in a meeting transcript β literally the whole point, and it ate π
It assigns a human-readable name to an auto-generated speaker ID. Use it with ML diarization to replace "SPEAKER_00" with "Alice" β yes, the robot voice gets a whole identity, iconic β¨
π OPTIONS π
-h,--helpβ prints help, and the note is literally βsee a summary with'-h'β π so you can get the short version too.<MEETING_ID>β the meeting ID, or the literal string"latest"for the most recent meeting β bestie, that's your shortcut π<SPEAKER_ID>β the speaker ID you're labeling, like"SPEAKER_00"or just"0"β both examples are right there, slay π<LABEL>β the human-readable label to assign, aka the name that makes the transcript make sense π
okay that's the page, bestie β label(1), General Commands Manual, and the footer is just label / label(1) vibes, no version/date flex here. bye π«Άπ
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