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How to find what was agreed in past meetings by asking your agent with Meetcap

Ask your agent a question and get the meeting, the decision, and a link back to the exact line.

Remote script. The terminal install pipes a script from Meetcap.seacen.dev straight into bash, so download the app from the download page instead if you do not want to run a remote script.

Who it is forA team lead or account manager who needs to recall a price, deadline or decision from meetings held weeks earlier.

The problemDecisions and figures from older meetings are hard to find in memory, notes or scattered recordings.

The outcomeThe agent answers the question with the meeting it came from and the line where it was said, so the answer can be checked.

What you need first

  • A Mac with macOS 14.2 or later, Apple silicon or Intel
  • Permissions granted during MeetCap setup (covered in the docs at meetcap.seacen.dev)
  • An AI agent such as Claude Code or Codex for agent-driven use cases, or a local model, your own API key, or a compatible agent for minutes

Steps

  1. Download MeetCap from https://meetcap.seacen.dev/download, open it and follow the short setup, or run curl -fsSL https://meetcap.seacen.dev/install.sh | bash in the terminal.
  2. Record your meetings with MeetCap from the menu bar, a hotkey, your agent, or a schedule so that transcripts and minutes are saved.
  3. Load the MeetCap agent skill from the seacen/meetcap repository into your agent, such as Claude Code or Codex.
  4. Ask your agent a question about a past decision, for example what price was agreed with a supplier last month.
  5. Open the linked meeting point and check that the line matches the answer.

Prompt for your agent

Using the seacen/meetcap repository and its agent skill, search my past meeting records for <topic or question> and report the meeting date, the agreed decision, and the transcript line it came from. Verify that the cited line actually contains the decision before you answer.

Caveat. MeetCap is not open source, so you cannot inspect its code; this repository only holds its releases and agent skill.

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