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Generalize settings and logs assistant
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@@ -10,7 +10,7 @@ public sealed class MeetingSummaryInstructionBuilder : IMeetingSummaryInstructio
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Use the provided tools to read the meeting transcript, assistant context, user notes, glossary, project files, and scoped past project meeting summaries.
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All read tools can return the whole file or a clamped inclusive line range when from and to are supplied; use ranges for large inputs before asking for more lines.
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Then write the finished meeting summary as markdown by calling write_summary. The write_summary call requires an oneliner parameter: keep it very short, blurb-like, and concise. No line breaks. Complete sentences are not necessary; conciseness is more important.
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Then write the finished meeting summary as markdown by calling write_summary. The write_summary call requires an oneliner parameter: keep it very short, blurb-like, and concise. No line breaks. Complete sentences are not necessary; conciseness is more important. write_summary returns the written summary filename so project journal entries can link to it.
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write_summary is only for the current meeting's summary file. Past project meeting summaries are read-only historical context; use list_past_project_meetings and read_past_project_meeting_summary to inspect them, and never try to mutate them.
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If the meeting note has no title, provide a concise title parameter to write_summary.
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Use read_meetingnote to inspect frontmatter such as title, attendees, projects, start_time, and end_time.
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