call.md
Turn meetings into live agent loops. Record, transcribe, and analyze meetings with real-time AI intelligence — before, during, and after calls.
- agentic-ai
- agentic-workflow
- ai
- mcp
- meeting
- meeting-notes
- note-taking
- notes-app
- skills
- Stars
- 1,866
- Forks
- 220
- + today
- +3
- Created
- 8mo
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Overview
Turn meetings into live agent loops. Record, transcribe, and analyze meetings with real-time AI intelligence — before, during, and after calls. It ranks #99 on GitTiger, gaining +3 stars on October 26, 2026 (UTC).
The project is written in TypeScript and has 220 forks. It was created 8mo ago.
What it is
Call.md is a TypeScript desktop application from VideoDB that treats a meeting as an ongoing agent loop rather than a single recorded file. Its description promises capture, transcription and analysis across the period before a call, the conversation itself and the follow-up afterwards.
Capabilities described
The description supplies the headline claims: local recording, a live transcript that distinguishes the local speaker from the other participants, and intelligence surfaced while the call is still running. The README preview fills in the onboarding outline — the app is started from Applications or Spotlight, requests system permissions on first launch with a Settings path to revise them later, and requires a VideoDB API key that the preview says can be obtained free. Once a meeting ends, the preview says a summary with action items is produced and that meeting data can be passed to other systems.
Getting started
Only that outline was captured, so the precise registration and permission sequence should be read from the repository README. The launch and permissions steps point to macOS as the working environment, though no formal platform list appears in the evidence.
Gaps
No license is recorded in metadata. Pricing, storage location, retention controls and the range of outbound integrations are not described, and the speaker-splitting behaviour is the project's own claim rather than an independently verified fact.
git clone https://github.com/video-db/call.md.git
cd call.md
# see README for setupFrequently Asked Questions
Does Call.md record meetings on the local machine?
The README preview says capture happens locally, while transcription runs live during the call and a VideoDB API key is needed to register the app.
Which platforms does the app support?
The evidence does not include a formal platform list; the onboarding steps mention launching from Applications or Spotlight and granting system permissions, which indicates macOS.
What happens when a meeting finishes?
According to the README preview, a summary with action items is generated and meeting data can then be sent onward to other tools.
Is a paid VideoDB plan required?
The supplied evidence does not say. The preview only notes that a VideoDB API key is required and describes obtaining one as free, without detailing plan limits.