speaker_cues.py: timestamped YouTube links for manual speaker identification#18
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For each SPEAKER_NN in an item's transcript.json, print first appearance, longest utterance (timestamp + snippet), and total talk time, each with a YouTube &t=Ns link that jumps straight to the moment. No-arg mode lists all items with unmapped speakers. Feeds the parts[].speakers -> apply_speaker_names.py --apply loop. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01UoVcFP7bBu92mK6RqM5nPG
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Small helper for the speaker-naming loop (follow-up to #17).
For each
SPEAKER_NNin an item'stranscript.json: first appearance, longest utterance (the reliable moment to identify someone — first appearances are often one-word interjections), total talk time, and&t=NsYouTube links that jump straight to those timestamps. The longest-utterance snippet is printed so you can match what you hear against what the label said.Workflow: run cues → click links, note names → record
parts[].speakersin metadata.json →apply_speaker_names.py --item <item> --apply.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
https://claude.ai/code/session_01UoVcFP7bBu92mK6RqM5nPG