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Track talking points without scripting speech

IntelliPrompter compares a live transcript with unfinished talking points. It checks off covered topics in any order and lets the speaker correct the checklist manually.

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Our summary

IntelliPrompter is a checklist for a speaker, not a script to read word for word. It compares the growing transcript with unfinished talking points. A point is checked off when its coverage rating crosses a chosen cutoff, and the speaker can correct it manually.

Each open point gets a separate rating question about the same transcript. The program asks again only when speech changes, leaves completed points out of later requests, and limits the transcript size. Its documented rule uses the coverage rating, not Jev's separate confidence number.

The cutoff was tuned for one model version and may not fit another speaker or topic. Speech recognition may send audio to its provider, while transcripts go to the selected Jev service. Rehearse important talks and keep typing and manual check-off available when recognition fails.

Key takeaways

Check every unfinished point against the same transcript.
Retest cutoffs when the model or use changes.
Keep manual correction available to the speaker.

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