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Savvy is a macOS meeting assistant. It prepares a brief from your own documents and offers source-grounded guidance during a live conversation. This is the first public release.

Requires macOS 13 or newer on Apple Silicon, a Deepgram or AssemblyAI key for transcription, and the Codex CLI or Claude Code signed in for recommendations. Read where your data goes before pointing it at anything confidential.

During a meeting

  • Savvy switches to thinking for three reasons, and says which: Answering their question, Checking a red line (a hard constraint from your brief came up), or Getting advice (you pressed Advice). It first shows Checking notes while the model reads your brief, notes, and transcript.
  • Between those, a periodic scan re-reads your notes against the last minute of conversation and surfaces a Savvy noticed card when it has something concrete. Advice stays available throughout.
  • Cards cite only the sources that were actually supplied, name the document they come from, and can be kept open or dismissed.
  • Quitting Savvy during a meeting stops the meeting first.

Preparing

  • Savvy reads: a client folder and a general guidance folder. The client card lists the folder's files grouped by subfolder; untick anything Savvy should ignore. Unsupported formats are shown but disabled.
  • Savvy uses: the brief prompt and the conversation language.
  • Generate a brief from the selected sources with Codex or Claude, or point Savvy at a Markdown brief you already have.

Privacy

Documents are referenced read-only and never copied. Audio is streamed to your transcription provider; selected excerpts and recent transcript turns reach whichever CLI you have signed in. Audio and transcripts are deleted after 30 days.

What's Changed

New Contributors

Full Changelog: https://github.com/jamalavedra/savvy/commits/v0.1.0