Transcripted for AI Agent Users
Your personal agent needs to know your world. Your meetings are the richest source of context you have — and right now, your agent can't see any of it. Transcripted fixes that.
Download Transcripted — FreeThe context problem
Personal AI agents are becoming real. Claude Desktop, Cursor, OpenClaw, and others can act on your behalf, answer questions, and help you work — but only if they know your context. What have you been working on? Who are the people in your world? What did you decide last week?
That context mostly lives in your conversations — meetings, calls, voice memos. Right now it's completely dark to your agent. Transcripted brings it into the light.
How it works — no setup required
Transcripted saves every meeting as a markdown file in ~/Documents/Transcripted/. Each file includes speaker-labeled dialogue with timestamps, YAML frontmatter with metadata (date, duration, speakers, word count), and Qwen-inferred speaker names.
To connect your agent: point it at that folder. Claude Desktop has file access. Cursor reads your local filesystem. Any agent that can read a directory can use Transcripted's output immediately.
No MCP server. No integrations. No accounts. Just files on disk.
What your agent can do with this
Once your agent can see your meeting history, you can ask questions like:
- "What did we decide about the pricing model last month?"
- "What has Sarah said about the API design across all our meetings?"
- "Summarize everything I know about the HealthPartners account."
- "What am I supposed to follow up on from this week's calls?"
- "Who have I talked to about the Q2 roadmap?"
These queries work because Transcripted produces structured, machine-readable output — not PDFs, not proprietary formats, not cloud-locked data. Plain markdown that any tool can parse.
Why local matters for agents
Cloud transcription services like Granola offer MCP servers so your agent can query your meeting data. But that means your agent's knowledge of your world routes through their servers. You're trusting a third party to mediate between your agent and your own conversations.
Transcripted's architecture eliminates the middleman. The files are on your Mac. Your agent reads them directly. No API calls to external services, no rate limits, no data leaving your machine. The privacy guarantee is structural, not contractual.
The persistent speaker identity advantage
Most transcription tools give you "Speaker 1" and "Speaker 2." Transcripted builds voice fingerprints for each person and remembers them across meetings — weeks and months later. When your agent asks "what did Marcus say about the API?", it works because Transcripted knows which speaker is Marcus and has been labeling him correctly across 50 meetings.
That's the context quality that makes agent queries actually useful.
Compatible with
Any tool that can read local files works with Transcripted's output.
Point at ~/Documents/Transcripted/ in your Claude Desktop file access settings.
Sync or symlink the folder into your vault. Frontmatter is Obsidian-compatible out of the box.
Open the folder as a workspace. Ask Cursor questions about your meeting history.
Add the Transcripted folder to your agent's memory path. Meeting context becomes part of your agent's knowledge.
llama.cpp, Ollama, LM Studio — any tool that reads markdown can use Transcripted's output.
Enable iCloud sync on the folder and your meeting context is available across all your devices.
Give your agent context it can actually use
Free. Local. Speaker-labeled. Ready for any agent.
Download Transcripted — Free