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.