Files and data

Everything ozen keeps is in your ozen folder, ~/ozen, on your Mac.

Path	What it holds	Shared?
`transcript.txt`	The readable transcript, one line per utterance	No
`lines.jsonl`	Every line with its id, time, source, speaker guess, text and voiceprint	No
`tags.json`	Speakers you set by tagging	No
`fixes.json`	Text corrections you made	No
`learned.json`	Hint words and automatic corrections learned from fixes	No
`fixes/`	Audio of fixed lines with the right text, for future fine-tuning	No
`ignore.json`	Voiceprints of ignored voices	No
`vocab.txt`	Terms the transcriber should spell right; edit freely	No (in the ozen repo)
`places.json`	Your places, including where you live and work	No
`voices/`	Names, voiceprints and accuracy history. Its own local git repository; keep it one	No
`context/`	Folders written for AI agents	No
`chunks/`	Audio waiting to be transcribed; deleted once transcribed	No
`recent/`	The last 20 transcribed chunks, for `eval.py`. Set `OZEN_KEEP_AUDIO=0` to keep none	No
`screen.png`, `screen-small.png`	Last `ozen look` screenshot	No
`start.log`	Logs from the recorder and transcriber	No

Personal files (places.json, ignore.json, fixes*, context/) are gitignored in the ozen repo, so they aren’t committed by accident.

Deleting data