Surface recent voice memos and ideas from minutes across devices.
npx skills add https://github.com/jacob-split/minutes --skill minutes-ideas-jacob-split
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: minutes-ideas Source: https://github.com/jacob-split/minutes/tree/main/.agents/skills/minutes/minutes-ideas Command: npx skills add https://github.com/jacob-split/minutes --skill minutes-ideas-jacob-split
Surface memos and ideas captured across devices so you can recall context and prompts quickly, without hunting through disparate apps.
Ask Minutes Ideas to surface your recent memos and walking-recorded thoughts across devices.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
You can recall recent voice memos and ideas by asking this Skill to surface cross-device recordings captured on mobile and desk devices within the last 14 days for quick context access.
The Skill fetches voice memos recorded while walking by responding to natural language prompts, presenting a concise summary of ideas captured on your mobile device.
Yes, cross-device memo recall works by pulling memos captured on iPhone and Mac, listing them with dates and device sources to provide a unified view of recent ideas.
The system reads memo frontmatter to extract metadata for surfacing recent ideas, and gracefully degrades to CLI-based discovery to ensure access when the GUI is unavailable.
The time limit for recalling memos is 14 days, covering voice memos and ideas captured on mobile devices and desk recordings within that two-week window.
If the GUI is unavailable, the Skill gracefully degrades to CLI-based discovery to ensure you can still surface and recall recent voice memos and ideas across devices.
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