exam-listening-verbatim

Transcribes IELTS, TOEIC, and TOEFL listening audio verbatim with uncertainty markers.

1|Updated Apr 20, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/ntd237/draft_toolkits_20042026 --skill exam-listening-verbatim-ntd237
Or copy as Structured Prompt for Agent▼
Please help me install this Agent Skill.
Skill: exam-listening-verbatim
Source: https://github.com/ntd237/draft_toolkits_20042026/tree/main/.agents/skills/exam-listening-verbatim
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/ntd237/draft_toolkits_20042026 --skill exam-listening-verbatim-ntd237

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve? Listening-exam audio (IELTS, TOEIC, TOEFL) is hard to transcribe accurately because of fast speech, accents, numbers, spelled letters, and overlapping speakers, and generic transcription tends to summarize, correct, or guess missing words. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Verbatim Transcription: Preserves original wording, repetitions, filler words, self-corrections, numbers, dates, and spelled-out letters without summarizing, translating, or grammar-correcting. - Targeted Re-Listening: Re-checks high-risk segments such as noisy regions, fast speech, proper nouns, addresses, and file boundaries to minimize errors. - Transparent Uncertainty Marking: Marks unverifiable segments in place with [không nghe rõ] or [không chắc] instead of guessing from exam context. - Use Case: A student uploads a TOEIC listening audio file and asks to "chép lại"; the Skill returns the full word-for-word transcript, flagging only the segments it could not verify. ## Quick Start Send your listening exam audio file and ask the assistant to transcribe it verbatim word for word without summarizing or translating.

Frequently Asked Questions about exam-listening-verbatim

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I transcribe IELTS listening audio word for word?▼

Upload the audio file and request a verbatim transcript. The transcription preserves exact wording, repetitions, filler words, numbers, and spelled letters, and any segment that cannot be verified after re-listening is marked in place rather than guessed.

How to transcribe TOEIC or TOEFL listening audio accurately?▼

Provide the exam audio and ask for a full verbatim transcript. High-risk regions such as fast speech, accents, proper nouns, dates, and prices are re-listened to carefully, and file boundaries are checked so no opening or closing lines are missed.

Can the transcript include timestamps or speaker labels?▼

Yes, timestamps and speaker separation can be added when requested, while the spoken content itself stays verbatim. By default, speaker changes are shown with line breaks and labels like Speaker 1 are only used on request.

What happens when part of the audio is unclear or noisy?▼

Unverifiable segments are marked at their exact position with [không nghe rõ] or [không chắc] instead of being filled in from context or exam templates. You can then send a clearer version or a shorter clip of that segment for re-transcription.

Does it translate or summarize the listening audio?▼

No, the default output is only the verbatim transcript in the original audio language. Translation, summarization, or answers are produced separately only when explicitly requested, never mixed into the transcript.