silverstein/minutes

Minutes Brief generates a one-page pre-meeting brief by auto-detecting your next calendar event, pulling relationship history, and surfacing open commitments. Use it when speed matters before walking into a call.

Minutes Brief generates a one-page pre-meeting brief by detecting the next calendar event and pulling relationship history, recent decisions, and open commitments. Use it when you need fast background right before a call.

Minutes Cleanup helps manage disk space by finding large files, archiving old meetings, and deleting processed audio originals. Use it when the user asks to clean up recordings, check storage usage, or archive meetings.

Minutes Copilot starts and controls the Minutes Coach HUD, a separate real-time copilot interface, when a user explicitly asks to start, pause, resume, check status, or stop Coach. It gets a concrete meeting goal, picks a supported mode, and invokes the copilot runtime or CLI.

Minutes Debrief analyzes a meeting recording to compare what happened against planned goals, track decision evolution, and surface action items. Use it after a meeting when you say "debrief" or "what did we decide" to ensure nothing falls through the cracks.

Minutes Graph builds relationship rankings, exact person profiles, and commitments from supervised meeting notes while enforcing policy boundaries.

Minutes Ideas surfaces recent voice memos and ideas captured from any device so an agent can recall them when asked. Use it when the user asks about recent memos, ideas, or recordings from while walking.

Minutes Ingest extracts structured facts from meeting notes and updates person profiles, a chronological log, and an index in a knowledge base. Use it when asked to ingest meetings, update a knowledge base, or sync meeting data to a wiki.

Minutes Lint checks meeting records for decision conflicts and stale commitments using a consistency command, then formats the results as readable markdown. Use it when asked to lint meetings, check for contradictions, or audit decision history.

Minutes List shows recent meetings and voice memos sorted newest-first. Use it when the user asks about their meeting history or wants to browse recordings to find a specific one.

Minutes Live Sidekick acts as a live meeting sidekick inside the current terminal agent session. Use it when the user explicitly asks the terminal agent to watch a meeting, follow the live transcript, answer during the call, offer strategist thoughts, silently watch for risks, or track decisions.

Minutes Mirror analyzes your meeting transcripts to surface talk-time ratio, filler words, hedging language, monologue length, energy patterns, and behavior in winning vs losing meetings. Use it when you review your own performance, ask for feedback, or want to spot trends over time.

Minutes Note adds a timestamped note to the active recording or annotates an existing meeting file. Use it to capture important thoughts during or after a meeting so they are weighted in summaries.

Minutes Prep searches authorized meeting history to build a relationship brief and talking points before a call. Use it when you need to prepare for a meeting, including open commitments, recurring topics, and attendee context.

Minutes Recap synthesizes today's policy-authorized meetings and voice memos into a single daily brief with key decisions, action items, and themes. Use it when asked for a daily summary, meeting recap, or action items.

Minutes Record starts and stops local audio recording for meetings, calls, and voice memos, then transcribes them with whisper.cpp and saves searchable markdown. Use it when a user asks to record, transcribe, or check recording status.

Minutes Release Notes drafts user-facing release notes from commit history, recent GitHub releases, and repository checks. Use it when asked to write, generate, prepare, revise, or review release notes or a changelog for a Minutes version.

Minutes Search searches past meeting transcripts and voice memos for specific topics, people, decisions, or ideas. Use it when you need to find what was discussed, what someone said, or whether a decision was made.

Minutes Setup walks through first-time installation of Minutes, including downloading a whisper model, creating directories, and configuring audio input for recording meetings. Use it when the user asks to set up, install, or get started with Minutes.

Minutes Tag adds an outcome field to meeting frontmatter so the /minutes-mirror skill can correlate behavior patterns with results. Use it when the user mentions a meeting result, win, loss, or wasted time.

Minutes Verify runs a health check on a Minutes installation to confirm model, audio input, directories, and state are correctly set up. Use it when a user asks whether Minutes is working or after initial setup.

Minutes Video Review turns a recorded product walkthrough, bug report video, or Loom into a durable brief with transcript, key frames, issues, and next steps. Use it when you need to analyze a demo or bug clip and produce actionable output for engineering, product, or support.

Weekly Minutes synthesizes a week of authorized meetings and voice memos into a forward-looking brief covering themes, decision arcs, and action items. Use it for weekly reviews, recaps, or to spot outstanding commitments before Monday.