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How to Use the AI Analysis Tools

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Once you have a transcript, the AI Tools screen can turn it into a summary, an action-item list, a blog post, YouTube chapter timestamps, and more — using 80+ built-in prompts, or your own custom prompt.

Running your first analysis

  1. Open a transcript, then click AI analysis in the side panel, or go to AI Tools in the sidebar for the full prompt library.
  2. Pick a prompt — summary, action items, key quotes, blog post, chapter timestamps and dozens more are built in.
  3. Choose your AI provider and supply an API key (bring-your-own-key), or point it at a local Ollama instance if you'd rather keep the AI step local as well.
  4. Run the prompt. The output is saved alongside the transcript, so you can revisit it later.

Custom prompts

Beyond the 80+ built-in prompts, you can write and save your own — useful if you have a recurring task the defaults don't quite cover, like reformatting transcripts into a specific report template your team uses.

Keeping the AI step local too

If avoiding cloud APIs entirely matters to you — not just for transcription, but for the AI analysis step as well — point ScribeForge at a local Ollama installation instead of a cloud provider. The transcript never leaves your machine at any stage. Read more about the offline-first design on the offline transcription page.

This is a Pro feature

AI analysis is included on paid plans. See pricing for details.

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