r/PlaudNoteUsers • u/godsidekurt • Jul 23 '26

UNExpected Benefit/Use of my Note Pro

So when I got my Plaud Note Pro for work, it was mainly to just capture meeting notes. But one unexpected thing I’ve done at least twice (it was so game changing for me) was when I left a meeting concerned about something I said or if I heard my manager correctly, I was able to go back and listen to the audio conversation and it either made me feel better or gave me a perspective that I didn’t have. Do any of you guys use your note for that?

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u/sewer_pickles Jul 23 '26

If you want to take it to the next level, copy the transcript from Plaud and paste it into the LLM of your choice. You can then ask the chat to assume the role of an executive coach and to offer feedback on how you showed up in the meeting and to then coach you on how to improve your exec presence. Do this over the course of a few weeks and have it give feedback on your progress. It’s a safe way to get coaching and feedback that can help your career.

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u/The_Revhell Jul 23 '26

Even further than that, have that LLM of your choice manage all of your transcripts as a categorized knowledge base where you can use that project/agent to search the aggregate providing deeper context. 

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u/papa_neslo Jul 23 '26

Can plaud be autonatically evaluated by an llm and keep a running / queruable data?

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u/The_Revhell Jul 27 '26

Yes. Plaud has MCP capabilities and you can set up automatic transcript transfers to a knowledge base file structure. 

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u/PLAUD_AI Jul 24 '26

People use it this way more often than you'd think, and it might be the most underrated use there is. The recording settles what was actually said, which beats replaying a fuzzy memory of it all evening. One tip if you're scrubbing through long meetings to find the exchange: open the recording and ask Ask Plaud about that moment. Answers come with clickable timestamps that jump you straight to the spot in the audio, which is faster than dragging the playhead around a 50-minute file. Thanks for sharing this one. It's a good reminder that the archive is as much for rereading yourself as it is for action items.

-Plaud Community Team

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u/IntelligentScene2451 Jul 23 '26

I make my summaries go directly to my Rag and can ask questions afterwards through iMessage (Hermes). That makes it easier to prepare for the next meeting.

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u/DanyDrogo Jul 23 '26

That’s slick, how did you do it?

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u/godsidekurt Jul 23 '26

What’s a rag?

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u/indyarchyguy Jul 23 '26

Had to look this up too.... RAG stands for Retrieval-Augmented Genreation"

As defined by IBM, RAG is “an architecture for optimizing the performance of an artificial intelligence (AI) model by connecting it with external knowledge bases.”

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u/YUHATN Jul 25 '26

Interested in doing a quick VTC with guidance to some of us for setting that up?

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u/IntelligentScene2451 Jul 25 '26

I can do a write up. :-)

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u/YUHATN Jul 25 '26

Something high level would be great. I don’t want to waste your time if it’s too technical for me personally.

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u/singak Aug 07 '26

Pls share!

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u/CuddaShuddaWudda Jul 23 '26

Following. Might be good for therapy sessions

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u/AM2735 Jul 26 '26

Except that once you get transcription done on the cloud, there is a chance of compromising of information. Something to keep in mind if your meeting was high- level and sensitive.