Meeting Notes Summarizer
Turns a meeting transcript into clean notes with decisions and action items
by Pawel Huryn
Fabric
Runs ready-made AI prompts on any text, such as summarising an article into key points
What it does
Fabric is an open source command-line tool that runs ready-made AI prompts, called patterns, on whatever text you give it. You pipe in an article, a web page, a video transcript or your own notes and pick a pattern such as summarize or extract_wisdom; it returns structured results like a one-sentence summary, main points and takeaways. It works with many AI providers or a local model through Ollama. It suits people who want repeatable AI help with reading and writing.
Its crowdsourced library of task prompts means you pick a pattern by name instead of writing a prompt each time.
Before you start
- 1A computer with macOS, Windows or Linux.
- 2An API key from an AI model provider, or a local model through Ollama
- !Pay per use. The AI service it calls charges for what you use.
How to start
- Install itPaste the install request into an AI agent you already use, or run the official command yourself or follow the official guide.macOS, Linux
curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/danielmiessler/fabric/main/scripts/installer/install.sh | bashWindowsiwr -useb https://raw.githubusercontent.com/danielmiessler/fabric/main/scripts/installer/install.ps1 | iexmacOSbrew install fabric-ai - Set it upFollow the first-run steps in the official guide.
- Give it a first taskDescribe what you want in your own words, and check the first result before relying on it.
Steps follow the creator's instructions.
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