AI note-taking app Granola provides a repeatable prompts function

Chatbot platforms like ChatGPT and Poe have allowed customers to create repeated prompts within the type of GPTs and apps. Recently, browsers like Dia and Opera Neon have added a manner for folks to get repeated duties finished within the type of abilities and playing cards.

Now, assembly notetaker Granola is bringing its personal spin with a function referred to as Recipes, which helps you to create a immediate shortcut you should use repeatedly. You’ll be able to invoke a recipe through the use of “/” in Granola chat and typing its identify.

You’ll be able to create your personal recipes by typing in a immediate and giving it context of both one assembly or having it work throughout conferences. The corporate additionally has a guide to help you form effective recipes. You’ll be able to share them with different customers who may wish to execute comparable prompts, too.

Granola additionally has a library of preexisting recipes that you should use. The corporate divides recipes into earlier than, throughout, and after assembly classes.

Granola co-founder Chris Pedregal mentioned that in the meanwhile, the app and conferences are the context for these repeatable prompts. Nevertheless, the startup will work on letting you hook up with different companies to broaden the context and feed extra knowledge to recipes.

“Once we talked to customers, we heard from them that they typically copy their transcripts to ChatGPT or Claude, and ask inquiries to the chatbot. With this new function, they will get the complete context of Granola and execute bespoke prompts,” he informed TechCrunch.

In addition to Granola, different assembly notetakers reminiscent of Fireflies, Fathom, and Circleback additionally provide templates and prompt-based perception technology. Nevertheless, most of them work after the assembly has concluded.