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Heh, interesting. I literally just vibe-coded an app tonight that takes a meeting recording, runs it through whisper to generate the text, then through your loc
by gppk 1mo ago
Heh, interesting. I literally just vibe-coded an app tonight that takes a meeting recording, runs it through whisper to generate the text, then through your local codex gives you a summary and creates actions that are pushable to either github (technical) or PM tool (project level)
Takes about 7 minutes for a 2 hour meeting on my 3080 GPU so well within useful timeframe.
I did it because i didn't want to pay £7 a month for a discord meeting notes taker, but seems generally useful. And ofc you could swap out for a local model if you have more compute than i do...
- asdff 1mo agoWhy not just pay attention in the meetings you are paid to attend?
- shermantanktop 1mo agoI just did this - i took notes by hand during a meeting, but also took the AI summary and compared the two. I did miss one item. My hand notes were far better though.
- saaaaaam 1mo agoDepends on your level of interaction in the meeting. I have a lot of meetings where I’m having in-depth “fact finding” interviews with one or two other participants. Taking notes breaks the flow and sometimes the other participants find it rude. So instead record those meetings and generate a local transcript after using whisper.
- gppk 1mo agoOK ill rise. It's not about the meeting, its about the work after the meeting. This tool creates a list of reviewable actions, and has API access to github and project management tools so i can tag the owners and submit them direct. It also creates comprehensive, well versed minutes, in a historically logged list. How many of your meetings you pay attention to do you actually get all that output, that you can share and push back to your team?