Feature Request: Cross-Meeting Intelligence (Daily Review & Prep) via RAG or MCP #3052
Description
Currently, I can interact with the context of a single meeting. However, my workflow requires synthesizing information across multiple meetings within a specific timeframe (e.g., "today", "yesterday", or "upcoming day").
I lack the ability to run "cross-cutting" queries against my meeting history subset to automate my daily routine.
I would like a feature to query/analyze a subset of meetings (filtered by date, e.g., "today's calls") to extract aggregated insights or generate actionable outputs.
Specific Use Cases:
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The "Daily Retro" (Review):
- Input: All meetings from today.
- Prompt: "Look at all calls for today. Compile a list of action items: what do I owe to others, and what do others owe me? Group by person."
- Next Step: Ideally, generate events/tasks via MCP (Model Context Protocol) to my calendar or todo app (MCP server #1203)
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The "Daily Prep" (Planning):
- Input: Upcoming meetings for tomorrow (linked via Calendar) + context from previous related meetings.
- Prompt: "Look at my calls for tomorrow and their agendas. For each meeting, draft a list of clarifying questions or key talking points based on our last interaction."
Describe alternatives you've considered
- Manually opening each note and copy-pasting summaries into a separate LLM context window.
- Using external tools, but this breaks the "local-first" privacy promise of Hyprnote.
Additional context
This relates to the discussions around MCP support (e.g., Issue #1203). Enabling Hyprnote to expose meeting data as an MCP Resource or supporting an internal "RAG over Timeframe" would solve this.
Context for implementation:
- Scope: Needs a selector for "Context Scope" (Current Note vs. Daily View vs. Custom Date Range).
- Output: Structured text or direct tool calls (create_event, add_todo) as nice-to-have to make this feature more actionable.