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minutes-mcp-recall

Route meeting-recall questions to the right Minutes MCP tool.

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/minutes-mcp-recall

Route a meeting-memory question to the smallest useful Minutes MCP tool. This skill is tool-name-oriented for MCP hosts such as OpenClaw, Hermes-agent, and other MCP clients. Use minutes-search instead when the host only has CLI or shell access.

Read the complete tool map only when the decision table does not cover the request.

Decision table

User is asking...	Call
"What did we say about X?" or "Find that meeting about Y."	`search_meetings`
"What is the full transcript of this specific meeting?"	`get_meeting` after finding its id or date with `list_meetings` or `search_meetings`
About what is happening right now, mid-call	`read_live_transcript` with a cursor or time window
"What do I still owe?" or "Who owes me?"	`track_commitments`
"What is my history with this person?"	`get_person_profile` or `relationship_map`
"Have I contradicted myself?" or "Which decisions are stale?"	`consistency_report`
Broad research across many meetings	`research_topic`

Tool-name prefix by host

OpenClaw and generic MCP clients use bare tool names such as search_meetings.
Hermes-agent prefixes each tool with mcp_minutes_, so search_meetings becomes mcp_minutes_search_meetings.

Apply the same prefix rule to every tool in the decision table and tool map.

Anti-patterns

Do not call get_meeting speculatively to browse. It returns a full transcript. Use search_meetings or list_meetings first to find the right id or date and preserve context budget.
Do not call read_live_transcript without a cursor after one is available. Replaying the whole transcript wastes tokens and duplicates content already in context.
Do not use capture, dictation, processing, annotation, or speaker-mutation tools for a recall question.

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