Application to the AI ​​Granola note adds a function of repetitive hints

Chatbot platforms, such as ChatgPT and Poe, allowed users to create repetitive hints in the form of GPT and application. Recently, browsers such as Dia and Opera Neon have added repetitive tasks in the form of skills and cards.

Now the Granola Notetaker meeting brings its own turn thanks to the function called recipes that allows you to create a shortcut with a fast, which you can use many times. You can call the recipe using “/” in the Czaca Muesla and entering its name.

You can create your own recipes by entering a prompt and giving it the context of one meeting or working at meetings. The company also has Aid guide in formulating effective regulations. You can share them with other users who may want to make similar hints.

Ganola also has a library of existing regulations that can be used. The company divides recipes into categories before, during and after the meeting.

Chris Pedregal, co -founder of Granoli, said that the application and meetings are the context of these repetitive hints at the moment. However, starting will act on enabling merger with other services to extend the context and transfer more data to the regulations.

“When we talked to users, we heard from them that they often copy their transcripts to ChatgPT or Claude and ask questions to Chatbot. Thanks to this new function, they can get a full granola context and perform hints to order,” said Techcrunch.

Except for muesla, others who meet notkers, such as skylights, UnderstandAnd CirCleback also offers templates and quick insight. However, most of them work after the meeting.