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deepgram skills

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deepgram · publisher13 repository starsFreegithub.com/deepgram/skills
7skills
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Six of them do real work: api is a full REST and WebSocket reference generated straight from Deepgram's own OpenAPI and AsyncAPI specs, covering both the Nova and Flux model families; docs routes a question to the right page of Deepgram's documentation; examples links out to full runnable integrations with third-party platforms — Twilio, LiveKit, LangChain, the Vercel AI SDK, Discord, and a dozen more named in the skill itself; recipes gives a single-feature, single-language snippet under 50 lines across Python, JavaScript, Go, .NET, Java, Rust, and the Deepgram CLI; starters clones a ready-to-run demo app; and setup-mcp configures Deepgram's own MCP server for whichever coding tool is asking. The seventh, template-skill, is the maintainers' own scaffold for adding a new skill later — its description literally reads "Replace with description of the skill and when to use it," and it ships in the same list as the working six.

This is for someone building against Deepgram's transcription, synthesis, or voice-agent APIs who wants their coding agent to stop guessing endpoint shapes. It is scoped to this one repository's "product contracts" — API reference, docs, starters, recipes, examples, MCP setup. Deepgram's language SDKs (Python, JavaScript, Java, Go, Rust, Swift, Kotlin, .NET) each publish their own separate set of skills — seven product skills plus a maintainer skill — in their own repository, and none of that SDK-specific material lives here.

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What each skill expects. Three of the seven need a Deepgram API key already in the environment (DEEPGRAM_API_KEY), one — setup-mcp — talks to Deepgram's CLI or its MCP server rather than the API directly, two run with nothing configured, and the last is the unfinished template, which our check could not classify as either.

No license is declared for this repository, so the usual open-source terms a reader might assume do not automatically apply here.

2Work with nothing else to set up.
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