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name: meetings

description: Load this before using the tractus MCP tools or answering anything about the user's past meetings, calls, interviews or notes (what was said, decided, promised or assigned, and when) — it explains how to search and how to cite for a human reader. Triggers include "the meeting", "last week's call", a decision or deadline, "check my notes", and Korean like 회의, 미팅, 지난주에 정한, 할 일, 노트에서 찾아줘.

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# Tractus meeting memory

Tractus keeps the user's meetings and notes on their Mac: transcripts (who said what, with timestamps), the user's own memos, summaries, completed notes and action items. The `tractus` MCP server gives read access; it never calls an AI service itself.

## How to answer

1. **Search first, then answer.** Call `search_meetings` with the key terms (try the user's wording and a synonym or two; Korean and English both work). Use `date_from`/`date_to` when the user gives a period ("지난주", "last month"). For "what did we decide/assign", also call `list_action_items` or `get_summary`.

2. **Read around the hit before concluding.** Use `get_transcript` with an `offset` near the matching segment when the snippet alone is ambiguous (a decision is often revised a few lines later).

4. **Say so when it isn't there.** If the search finds nothing relevant, say that the notes don't mention it — do not fill gaps from general knowledge. If `status` shows zero notes or an empty index, tell the user to open the Tractus app (it indexes notes) or run `tractus index`.

## Writing

`save_summary` is the only write tool. Use it only when the user explicitly asks you to write or update a meeting summary, and every item must carry the evidence segment IDs the tool requires.