Minutes v0.22.0
Minutes v0.22.0
A real-time meeting Coach, session-aware live assistance, and a release where the biggest feature is what can no longer break: your recordings are now protected by enforced reliability guarantees.
🧑🏫 Real-time meeting Coach
Coach joins your meetings as they happen, not after.
- Live coaching during the call: the Coach reads the live transcript and offers guidance mid-meeting through the Recall panel (#464).
- API-first setup from the CLI, with hardware-aware model selection that picks the best local model your machine can actually run, checked monthly for freshness (#465, #466).
- Token-level streaming in the Recall chat panel, plus a stop button to cancel an in-flight reply (#453, #452).
👀 Session-aware live assistance
The foundation for a live sidekick that knows which meeting it is in:
- Session-aware orchestration: live assistance is scoped to the active session, with typed-user input taking priority over background coaching and clean handoff when the meeting ends (#470).
- Bounded live screen awareness: agents can see what is on screen during a session, within explicit provenance and privacy bounds; screen evidence is labeled and never crosses sessions (#471).
- Both ship with a privacy-gated behavioral eval suite that runs in CI.
🛡️ Recording reliability, now enforced
Silent transcript loss has bitten real users. This release turns the postmortems into permanent guarantees, verified by tests on every commit (#482, #467):
- A wedged or crashed transcription engine can no longer stall audio capture.
- Stopping a recording always preserves a playable WAV, across every failure mode: no speech detected, engine crash, timeout, or failed transcription.
- Recoverable native call audio is kept instead of discarded.
- The guard for silently lost remote audio fires only on real evidence, not on quiet in-person rooms.
🧰 Fixes
- Meetings list no longer flashes on Linux from filesystem notification noise (#468).
- MCPB widget tool resolution fixed by display-name rename (#459).
🔩 Under the hood
Fourteen infrastructure PRs (#472 to #484) hardened the release and development pipeline: every skill mirror, version source, workflow file, lockfile, and design token is now CI-enforced; releases run through a two-phase, provenance-checked flow; and two new agent skills (/minutes-release-notes, /minutes-seo-wave) bring the plugin to 23 skills.
🤖 Release prepared with Claude Code