[FEATURE] FluidMeet: use the custom dictionary in meeting transcripts

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4/5
Estimated time
3-5 days
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Issue type
Feature
Clarity
Clearly specified
Activity status
Active
Tech stack
swift
Domain
audio-video-rtc, documentation

Research direction

Start in Sources/Fluid/Services/Meeting/MeetingProcessingPipeline.swift near line 1429, where the meeting configuration is built with only the language, then check Sources/Fluid/Services/FluidAudioProvider.swift lines 146-154, where vocabulary boosting and dictionary rewriting are rejected as unsupportedFeature. Done means custom words and replacements apply to meeting transcripts on first processing and re-transcription, or the dictionary settings state clearly that they apply to dictation only.

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Description

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Custom words and replacements from the dictionary work in dictation but never reach meeting transcripts. I'd like FluidMeet to use them too.

Meetings are where I most need them. Calls are full of product and people names, and the meeting model spells them a new way each time. In one 38-minute call the same product name came out six different ways ("Space Fest", "Spacefest", "SpaceFast" and others), and a coworker's name was misspelled.

From the code, this looks like a known gap, not a bug. The meeting pipeline builds its configuration with only the language (MeetingProcessingPipeline.swift#L1429), so vocabulary boosting and dictionary rewriting default to off. The meeting provider also rejects both as unsupportedFeature (FluidAudioProvider.swift#L146-L154).

Two requests:

  1. Apply custom words and replacements to meeting transcripts, both when the call is first processed and when it's re-transcribed.
  2. Until that ships, say in the dictionary settings that it applies to dictation only. The dictionary screen never mentions meetings, so nothing tells you they skip it.

Setup: FluidVoice 1.6.12-beta.1, macOS 27.0.1, Apple Silicon. Meeting model parakeet-tdt-v2.

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