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UladzKha/samuraizer-cli

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Local-first CLI and MCP server for meeting transcription, summarization, and provenance — reference implementation of the memnex specification.

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UladzKha/samuraizer-cli

Added 8 Sept 2026

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Overview

Local-first CLI and MCP server for meeting transcription, summarization, and provenance. It is the reference implementation of the memnex specification.

Best for

Best for
Developers exploring local-first meeting transcription and the memnex spec

Use cases

  • Transcribe meetings locally via the CLI
  • Summarize meeting recordings for quick notes
  • Expose transcription and summarization as an MCP server

Notes

Local-first CLI and MCP server for meeting transcription, summarization, and provenance. It is the reference implementation of the memnex specification.

1 stars on GitHub. Last updated 2026-09-07. Licensed MIT.

Use cases

  • Transcribe meetings locally via the CLI
  • Summarize meeting recordings for quick notes
  • Expose transcription and summarization as an MCP server

Pros

  • Local-first design keeps data on the machine
  • Reference implementation gives a clear spec to follow
  • TypeScript codebase fits JS/TS ecosystems

Cons

  • Very early stage with minimal adoption
  • Scope limited to meetings, not general transcription
  • Requires memnex spec familiarity for full use

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Pros

  • Local-first design keeps data on the machine
  • Reference implementation gives a clear spec to follow
  • TypeScript codebase fits JS/TS ecosystems

Cons

  • Very early stage with minimal adoption
  • Scope limited to meetings, not general transcription
  • Requires memnex spec familiarity for full use
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