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Enhance & note drafting

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Enhance turns a raw transcript into a structured note (a SOAP note, a letter, a case-conference summary) using a large language model guided by the prompt you pick. The transcript itself is produced on your device; Enhance is the step where a model (cloud or on-device, depending on platform) rewrites it.

  1. Transcribe (or import) a consultation.
  2. Pick a prompt. Each prompt defines the note style and can pin a specific model. See Prompt library.
  3. Enhance. The note is saved as a new version alongside the original, so you can always get back to the raw transcript.

Enhanced notes are written in structured formatting (headings, bold labels, lists) and render that way in the app.

Where the language model runs differs by platform. This is the key privacy decision:

  • On-device (Apple platforms): with Apple Intelligence, drafting runs on the Mac/iPhone itself. Nothing leaves the device.
  • On-device (Windows, Vulkan-capable GPU): a local Qwen3 model runs on your graphics card. Nothing leaves the PC. Scribe0 tests the card first and only offers this if it can actually run the model.
  • Sovereign cloud (the default cloud route): an Amazon Bedrock endpoint in AWS Sydney/Melbourne; transcript text is processed in Australia only. This is the default whenever drafting isn’t running on-device.
  • OpenRouter (alternative): a general cloud route with a wider model selection, available for those who prefer it.

Available onmacOS · Apple Intelligence or local Qwen3Windows · Vulkan-capable GPUiOS · iOS 26 + Apple Intelligence

  • Press Enhance (Ctrl+E). The note streams into the pane live as it generates, then renders with formatting.
  • Three routes: on-device (a local Qwen3 model on your graphics card), Bedrock (sovereign), or OpenRouter. Configure them in Settings → LLM (keys are stored in Windows Credential Manager).
  • On-device needs a Vulkan-capable graphics card. Pick it in Settings and Scribe0 downloads the model (about 2.4 GB, once) and runs a short test on your card. If your card cannot run it, Scribe0 says so and you stay on a cloud route rather than getting something slow or unstable.
  • The sovereign Bedrock endpoint is the default cloud route.
  • A prompt with a pinned model overrides the global model choice.