Once your agent is connected, you talk to it in plain English. It picks the tools. These are prompts that hold up in practice.
Find a decision you half remember
What did we decide about authentication? Search my meetings.
The agent runs search_meetings, opens the best hit with get_summary, and quotes the
part that answers you. Ask it to open the transcript if the summary is too thin.
Catch up before a call
I have a call with Sarah in ten minutes. Summarise the last three meetings I had with her and list anything I promised.
Searching by participant plus a date range is what search_meetings is built for, and
list_action_items finds the promises.
Turn talk into work
Read my action items from yesterday’s roadmap meeting and open a GitHub issue for each one that is still open.
Your agent already has gh. Ghosty Notes supplies the items; the agent does the rest.
Close the loop
I just shipped the rate limiter. Mark that action item done in Tuesday’s meeting.
This one writes, so your agent will stop and ask you to confirm before ticking the box.
Write the code the meeting described
Open the transcript of the API design meeting and implement the endpoint we agreed on.
This is the whole point of the product. The meeting is the spec, and the agent can read it without you pasting anything.
Leave a note for later
Append a note to today’s meeting: we picked Postgres over SQLite because of the concurrent-writer problem.
Agent notes go into a separate machine-owned file. Your own notes stay exactly as you wrote them.
Look across a whole quarter
Search every meeting since June that mentions pricing and tell me how our position changed over time.
search_meetings takes a date range and no keyword limit, so a broad sweep is one call.
Getting better answers
- Name the meeting if you know it. “Tuesday’s standup” narrows the search fast.
- Ask for the transcript when detail matters. Summaries drop the nuance you may want.
- Say “search my meetings” the first few times. It nudges the agent toward the tools instead of guessing from memory.