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combine-versions

Concatenate multiple transcript variants (raw, cleaned, structured, blog, summary, notes) into a single combined document — markdown with variant headers, or Typst-rendered PDF with page numbers and variant name in the footer. Use when the user asks to combine versions, merge transcript variants, or produce a single multi-version document.

npx claudepluginhub danielrosehill/claude-code-plugins --plugin claude-transcription

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Merge multiple variants of the same transcript into one document so the user can compare or archive them together.

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Combine transcript versions

Merge multiple variants of the same transcript into one document so the user can compare or archive them together.

Inputs

Detect available variants for a given source stem by checking for:

<stem>.raw.txt
<stem>.cleaned.md
<stem>.structured.md
<stem>.blog.md
<stem>.summary.md
<stem>.notes.md

User may specify which to include; default is "all available".

Output formats

Markdown (default)

<stem>.combined.md — each variant under an H1 header with metadata:

# Transcript: <stem>

_Generated: YYYY-MM-DD_
_Source: <source audio filename>_

---

# Variant: Raw transcript

_Source file: <stem>.raw.txt_
_Produced by: transcribe-gemini-raw_

<content>

---

# Variant: Cleaned

_Source file: <stem>.cleaned.md_
_Produced by: clean-transcript_

<content>

---

# Variant: Structured

<content>

...

Typst → PDF

<stem>.combined.pdf — styled PDF via Typst.

Typst template:

#set document(title: "Transcript: <stem>")
#set page(
  paper: "a4",
  margin: (x: 2.5cm, y: 2cm),
  header: [#h(1fr) <stem>],
  footer: context [
    #h(1fr)
    Variant: #variant-name #h(2em) Page #counter(page).display()
  ],
)
#set text(font: "IBM Plex Sans", size: 10pt)
#show heading.where(level: 1): it => [
  #pagebreak(weak: true)
  #set text(size: 16pt, weight: "bold")
  #it
]

// For each variant:
#let variant-name = "Raw transcript"
= Raw transcript

<content converted from md to typst>

#let variant-name = "Cleaned"
= Cleaned

...

Note: the variant-name state needs to be tracked per-section so the footer updates correctly — use Typst's state() or per-page context resolution.

Render:

typst compile <stem>.combined.typ <stem>.combined.pdf

Use IBM Plex Sans if available; otherwise fall back to the default Typst font.

Markdown → Typst conversion

For the PDF path, convert markdown content to Typst:

# H1 → = H1 (but we're already using = for variant headers; demote markdown H1 within content to ==)
## H2 → ==
**bold** → *bold*
*italic* → _italic_
- list → - list (Typst supports markdown-like lists)
Code blocks → raw() blocks

For complex markdown, consider piping through pandoc -t typst if available.

Parameters

--variants raw,cleaned,structured — pick subset
--format md|pdf|both — output format(s)
--output <path> — custom path