Are the AI prompts really free to use?

Yes, all 67 prompts are completely free and released under the MIT License. You can use them for commercial projects, personal use, modify them, and redistribute them without any restrictions. No attribution is required, though it's appreciated.

What AI tools work with these prompts?

The prompts work with any AI chat system including ChatGPT (all versions), Claude (Sonnet, Opus, Haiku), Google Gemini, and other large language models. They're designed as copy-paste templates that work in any chat interface. Simply copy the prompt text, fill in your transcript, and paste into your preferred AI tool.

Do I need to use BrassTranscripts to use these prompts?

No. The prompts work with transcripts from any source including BrassTranscripts, Otter.ai, Rev, Descript, Trint, Sonix, or manual transcription. The prompts are tool-agnostic and designed for universal transcript analysis regardless of transcription source.

What's the difference between Markdown and YAML formats?

Markdown files (.md) are human-readable text files perfect for copying prompts directly into AI chat interfaces. YAML files (.yml) are structured data files designed for developers to integrate prompts into applications, APIs, or automated workflows. Both contain the same prompt text but serve different use cases.

How do I use these prompts with my transcripts?

Three simple steps: 1) Choose a prompt from the collection that matches your goal (executive summary, marketing content, legal analysis, etc.), 2) Copy the prompt text from the Markdown file or AI Prompt Guide, 3) Paste the prompt into your AI chat tool (ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini) and add your transcript where indicated. The AI will analyze your transcript and generate the requested output.

What license are the prompts released under?

All 67 prompts are released under the MIT License, which allows unrestricted use for commercial projects, personal use, modification, and redistribution. You don't need to ask permission or provide attribution, though attribution is appreciated. The prompts are provided as-is without warranty.

67 Free AI Prompts for Transcript Analysis Now Available on GitHub

BrassTranscripts has released a free collection of 67 professional AI prompts for transcript analysis, available now on GitHub in both Markdown and YAML formats. The open-source library helps professionals transform raw transcripts into executive summaries, marketing content, legal documentation, and specialized business documents using ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, or any AI chat system.

What's in the Collection

The prompt library organizes 67 templates into four professional categories:

Executive & Business (8 prompts) - Transform meeting recordings into boardroom-ready executive summaries, action item trackers, risk assessments, and stakeholder communications. Generate formal meeting minutes, extract accountable tasks with deadlines, and create strategic decision documentation.

Content Marketing (14 prompts) - Convert podcast interviews and video content into blog posts, social media campaigns, email sequences, lead magnets, and promotional materials. Create platform-specific content for LinkedIn, Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook. Extract customer pain points and language patterns for advertising campaigns.

Legal Professional (5 prompts) - Analyze depositions and legal recordings for contradictions, construct chronological timelines with evidence markers, prepare cross-examination strategies, extract key facts systematically, and develop case theories from transcript analysis.

General Content (39 prompts) - Generate study guides from lectures, conduct thematic analysis of research interviews, create training materials, analyze transcription quality, compare service costs, convert between transcript formats, and produce accessible documentation. Includes specialized prompts for government meeting minutes, speaker identification, and format optimization.

Dual Format for Different Users

Every prompt is available in two formats designed for different workflows:

Markdown files provide human-readable text perfect for copying directly into AI chat interfaces. Browse the collection, find the prompt you need, copy the text, and paste into ChatGPT, Claude, or Gemini with your transcript.

YAML files offer structured data for developers building automation workflows, API integrations, or custom applications. Each YAML file includes metadata, use cases, expected outputs, and implementation tips in a standardized schema.

How to Access the Prompts

Web-Based Access: The BrassTranscripts AI Prompt Guide provides a searchable index of all 67 prompts organized by category. Click any prompt to view detailed implementation instructions, use cases, and examples in comprehensive blog posts.

GitHub Repository: Direct download from brasstranscripts-ai-prompts gives access to both Markdown and YAML files. Clone the repository, browse files by category, or download individual prompts as needed.

Use Cases Across Industries

Business professionals use executive summary prompts to transform hour-long meetings into concise briefings with key decisions and action items highlighted. Meeting minutes generators extract formal documentation from recorded board meetings and team discussions.

Content creators apply podcast and video content prompts to generate show notes, blog posts, social media campaigns, and email sequences from recorded interviews. The social media package prompt produces platform-specific promotional content automatically.

Legal teams analyze depositions using contradiction detection, timeline construction, and key facts extraction prompts. Cross-examination preparation prompts help attorneys identify questioning strategies from witness transcripts.

Researchers conducting qualitative studies use interview thematic analysis prompts to identify patterns across multiple interview transcripts. Quote extraction prompts pull compelling statements for publications.

Government clerks use the meeting minutes assistant to draft official minutes from recorded public meetings, extracting motions, votes, attendance, and public comments in proper format.

Educators and students transform lecture recordings into study guides with key concepts, definitions, and review questions. Lecture analysis prompts create exam preparation materials from class recordings.

Technical Specifications

Compatibility: Works with transcripts from any source including BrassTranscripts, Otter.ai, Rev, Descript, Trint, Sonix, manual transcription, or court reporter transcripts.

AI System Support: Compatible with ChatGPT (GPT-3.5, GPT-4, GPT-4 Turbo), Claude (Sonnet, Opus, Haiku), Google Gemini, and any large language model with chat interface capabilities.

File Formats: All Markdown files use .md extension with standardized formatting. All YAML files use .yml extension following the repository schema specification for consistent parsing.

License: MIT License permits commercial use, modification, distribution, and private use without restriction. No attribution required.

Example Prompt: Executive Summary Generator

Here's one example from the Executive & Business category that transforms meeting transcripts into executive summaries:

📋 Copy & Paste This Prompt

Analyze this meeting transcript and create an executive summary.

**Meeting Context:**
- Meeting type: [Team meeting / Board meeting / Client call / etc.]
- Date: [Meeting date]
- Participants: [List key participants]

**Paste your transcript below:**
[PASTE TRANSCRIPT HERE]

**Please provide:**

1. **Executive Summary** (2-3 paragraphs)
   - Meeting purpose and objectives
   - Key discussion points
   - Main conclusions reached

2. **Critical Decisions**
   - Decision made
   - Rationale provided
   - Responsible parties

3. **Action Items**
   - Task description
   - Assigned owner
   - Deadline (if mentioned)
   - Priority level

4. **Key Risks or Concerns**
   - Issue identified
   - Potential impact
   - Proposed mitigation

5. **Next Steps**
   - Immediate follow-up actions
   - Future meeting requirements
   - Outstanding questions

📖 View Full Prompt on GitHub | ⚙️ Download YAML Format

AI Prompt Guide: Browse the complete collection with detailed explanations at brasstranscripts.com/ai-prompt-guide

Transcription Service: Get accurate transcripts for use with these prompts at brasstranscripts.com - automatic speaker identification, 99+ languages, 4 output formats (TXT, SRT, VTT, JSON)

Transcript Processing Guide: Learn fundamental techniques for improving raw transcripts before AI analysis at brasstranscripts.com/transcript-processing-guide

Get Started Today

For immediate use: Visit brasstranscripts.com/ai-prompt-guide to browse prompts and copy them directly into your AI chat tool.

For developers: Clone the GitHub repository at github.com/CopperSunDev/brasstranscripts-ai-prompts for integration into automated workflows.

For transcription: Upload audio or video files at brasstranscripts.com to generate transcripts ready for AI analysis with these prompts.

All 67 prompts are free to use, modify, and distribute under the MIT License. Start transforming your transcripts into professional documents today.