whosaid

Local speaker-attributed transcription and meeting search for Apple Silicon.

Connector by sblattj · GitHub account verified by the MCP Registry

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Local speaker-attributed transcription and meeting search for Apple Silicon. Audio stays on the Mac.

Use cases: audio-video, note-taking

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What this server can do and what it asks for, from its tool list, install config and code. Checked Oct 25, 2026.

Tools: 11 read · 1 write · 0 delete · 5 not yet classified
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whosaid_context
whosaid_doctor
whosaid_items
whosaid_list_speakers
whosaid_meetings
whosaid_prs
whosaid_samples
whosaid_search
whosaid_speakers
whosaid_worklist
whosaid_workspace_status

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whosaid_relabel

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whosaid_enroll_from_file
whosaid_item
whosaid_person
whosaid_reprocess
whosaid_transcribe

Secrets and settings it asks for

Other settings (environment variables or headers).

WHOSAID_WORKSPACE

Network hosts it talks to 5

astral.sh · found in code
ffmpeg.org · found in code
github.com · found in code
schema.skype.com · found in code
swiftbar.com · found in code

Files it touches

~/.claude/local/claude
/opt/homebrew/bin
/opt/homebrew/bin/claude
/opt/homebrew/sbin
/usr/local/sbin
/usr/sbin
Your home directory (~)
~/.config/whosaid/speakers.json
~/.local/bin
~/.local/bin/claude
~/meetings.

Tools (17)

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whosaid_context
Read the verbatim transcript turns around ONE moment of ONE meeting: `meeting` is the workspace folder name from a search hit, `at` its timestamp (HH:MM:SS or MM:SS), `before`/`after` the window in seconds (default 60 s before, 120 s after). Call this after whosaid_search instead of loading a whole transcript: it is the cheap way to confirm what was actually said and by whom. Read-only. Keywords: context, surrounding turns, what was said before, exact quote, verify a hit.
whosaid_doctor
Read-only readiness check: Apple-Silicon/arch + macOS, ffmpeg and uv, Whisper and diarization model-cache state, enrolled voices, and the mic/audio device list. Run this FIRST when a transcribe fails — each missing prerequisite prints the exact fix (usually `whosaid setup`). Keywords: health check, prerequisites, diagnose, models cached, setup status, is it ready.
whosaid_enroll_from_file
Enroll a named voice from an EXISTING audio clip (≥15 s of one person speaking, reasonably clean) so future transcripts auto-label them — converts and writes voices/<Name>.wav. This does NOT record from the mic: for mic enrollment use the interactive `whosaid enroll` CLI (it needs a terminal and Microphone permission). Fails clearly if the clip is too short or silent. Keywords: enroll voice, add speaker, register voice, voiceprint, teach a new voice from a file.
whosaid_item
One action item by id (AI-NNN) with its full history: every meeting it came up in, the timestamped turns where it was discussed, commitments and status changes, related PRs. Use whosaid_context on those timestamps for the verbatim discussion. Read-only.
whosaid_items
List action items from the workspace's entity graph, filtered by `owner`, `requester`, `status` or `type`. Each item carries its id (AI-NNN), text, owner, status, the meetings it was raised in and any commitments. Built by `whosaid index`; read-only. Keywords: action items, todos, commitments, who owes what, open items, follow-ups.
whosaid_list_speakers
List the voices whosaid can already auto-name: enrolled clips in `voices/` plus voiceprints saved in the local speaker registry (~/.config/whosaid/speakers.json). Read-only. Call this before whosaid_relabel so you reuse an existing name instead of creating a duplicate. Each registry entry carries its role tag (self/boss/…) when set. Keywords: known speakers, enrolled voices, registry, recognized voices, who can it identify.
whosaid_meetings
List the meetings in the workspace as the graph knows them: folder, date, duration, attendees (speaker labels), action-item count, and kind (source origin: "teams-chat" for a Microsoft Teams chat folder, "outlook-mail" for an Outlook mail thread, "audio" for a recorded meeting; pass kind to filter). The folder names are what whosaid_search hits carry, what whosaid_context takes, and what the whosaid://workspace/meeting/{folder}/... resources use. Newest first. Filter with kind, since/until (YYYY-MM-DD, inclusive, on the meeting date) and query (case-insensitive substring of folder or source na…
whosaid_person
Per-person commitments view (GitHub issue #13): what `name` owns, what they asked others for, deadlines they gave, and the meetings they were in. Omit `name` to list every known person with counts. Names are speaker labels exactly as they appear in the transcripts (see whosaid_speakers). Read-only. Keywords: my action items, what does X owe, commitments by person, who promised what.
whosaid_prs
List pull-request mentions found in the transcripts: PR numbers or links, who mentioned them, in which meeting and when. Read-only. Keywords: PR, pull request, code review, merged, deployed. Page with offset/limit; a call with neither returns the first 50 plus total/omitted and a paging hint.
whosaid_relabel
Put real names on SPEAKER_NN clusters and REMEMBER them: each name is saved to your local speaker registry and auto-applied to EVERY future transcript. Reads the cached <base>.diarization.json sidecar and rewrites <base>.speakers.txt + <base>.speaker-cards.txt in place — no re-transcription, no re-diarization. Run whosaid_transcribe first, read its speaker cards to tell who is who, then map clusters to names. Pass auto=true (with an empty assignments map) to instead re-apply registry matching + the absorb pass over the cached sidecar, which folds phantom cluster splits into their real speaker.…
whosaid_reprocess
Re-diarize meetings in a workspace whose speaker sidecars predate the v1.10 diarizer fixes (wraps `whosaid reprocess`). DEFAULT IS A DRY RUN (dry_run=true): it prints the scan report and the plan and changes nothing; pass dry_run=false to apply. When applied it rewrites each meeting's speaker-labeled transcript and diarization sidecar from the existing Whisper <base>.json, so ASR is NOT re-run, carries over transcript-only (no_save) labels, regenerates per-meeting action items and commitments (skip with no_items=true), then re-runs the workspace roll-up so corpus item ids and hand edits surviv…
whosaid_samples
Export ONE short representative WAV clip per SPEAKER_NN cluster, cut from the ORIGINAL recording, so a human can quickly LISTEN and confirm an identity before trusting an auto-label or enrolling that voice — replaces cutting clips by hand with ffmpeg. Picks each cluster's longest diarized segment, clamped to `seconds` (default 8), and writes <base>.samples/<SPEAKER_NN>[-<Name>].wav (mono 16kHz). Needs the sidecar's 'source' metadata (present since GitHub issue #1 parts 2-3); an older sidecar without it must be re-transcribed, or use the `whosaid samples --audio FILE` CLI flag directly. Keyword…
whosaid_search
Search every speaker-labeled transcript in a meeting workspace and get back the matching TURNS (meeting folder, timestamp, speaker, text, score), not whole files. mode: exact (SQLite FTS5 full text; quoted phrases and prefix* work), meaning (local Ollama embeddings; falls back to exact when the index has none), hybrid (both, the default). Filter by `speaker` label or `meeting` folder; `k` caps the hits (1-100). Then call whosaid_context on a hit to read the verbatim minute around it. Read-only: the index is built by `whosaid index <ws>` from the CLI, never here. Workspace = the `workspace` arg…
whosaid_speakers
List every speaker label in the search index with turn counts and the meetings they appear in. Use the exact labels as the `speaker` filter of whosaid_search or the `name` of whosaid_person. Busiest first; page with offset/limit; a call with neither returns the top 50 plus total/omitted and a paging hint. Read-only.
whosaid_transcribe
Transcribe an audio file and label each turn with WHO said it — 100% locally on the Apple-Silicon GPU (no cloud, no API keys). Writes <base>.txt, <base>.speakers.txt (speaker-labeled), <base>.speaker-cards.txt and a <base>.diarization.json sidecar next to the input (or `outdir`). The FIRST run downloads ~1.5 GB of models. Speakers you haven't named come back as SPEAKER_00/01…; the result includes the speaker cards — read them, then call whosaid_relabel to name them (names then auto-apply to future transcripts). If you already know who was in the room, pass `expected_speakers` (names of voices …

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whosaid_worklist
Ranked personal worklist (GitHub issue #13): what `owner` signed up for across every meeting, from the roll-up corpora (dev-commitments CM-NNN plus the action items AI-NNN they own), each item tiered P1/P2/P3 with a numeric score and short why strings. P1 = boss-requested, a blocking/urgency cue, a deadline cue, or seen in 3+ meetings; P2 = seen in 2 meetings, requested by anyone, or a strong cue in the latest meeting; P3 = the rest; negated items are never P1. owner is a speaker label or 'me' (the self-roled speaker, else the whosaid.toml [workspace] owner). Filter and page with tier (P1/P2/P…
whosaid_workspace_status
Read-only health check for a meeting workspace: whether the search index (_search.db) exists and what it holds (meetings, turns, embeddings), whether the rendered _WIKI.md, _ACTION-ITEMS.md and _INDEX.md exist, how many meeting folders there are, and the configured owner and group names from whosaid.toml. Run this first when a search returns nothing: it tells you whether `whosaid index <ws>` has been run. Keywords: workspace status, is it indexed, index health.

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Registry name: io.github.sblattj/whosaid
Version: 1.15.1
Auth: No auth
Packages: pypi whosaid
License: MIT
Repository: github.com/sblattj/whosaid
First seen: Oct 24, 2026
Last checked: Oct 24, 2026
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