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Dikaletus: open-source meeting agent script automates audio recording, transcription, and note generation using Mistral AI

Dikaletus: open-source meeting agent script automates audio recording, transcription, and note generation using Mistral AI

3 Key Points

  1. The Meeting Agent is a script that records audio from microphone and speaker outputs using PulseAudio and FFmpeg, transcribes using Mistral's voxtral-mini-latest model, and generates structured meeting notes in Markdown format using mistral-medium-latest.

  2. Features include speaker diarization (identifies different speakers), configurable timestamp granularities (segment, word, or none), context biasing for domain-specific terminology, and a terminal UI (TUI) with Breeze Dark theme for configuration and workflow selection.

  3. Users can launch via interactive TUI mode or command-line mode; configuration (API key, template path, output directory) is saved to config.json and loaded automatically on subsequent runs. The script requires Linux with PulseAudio, Bash, FFmpeg, R version 4.0 or later, and R packages including httr, jsonlite, rmarkdown, processx, argparse, and cli.

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