Show an agent a UI problem
Capture one reproduction, assemble the evidence, and give your coding agent a concrete investigation.
The Eavesy field guide
Guides
Practical ways to capture, organize, and hand context to your AI with Eavesy.
Start with the outcome
One workflow, from capture to useful context.
Follow a practical guide, use a portable template, and check a worked example. Every path explains which files to share and what the app actually supplies.
Keep a meeting useful afterward
Check both audio sources, preserve the decisions, and carry confirmed tasks into your project notes.
Recover a past decision
Find the recording, check the supporting passage, and retain what is still unknown.
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Find a past decision in your recording library
Search synced recordings, ask a focused question, and check the source passage before reusing the answer.
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Fix missing microphone audio in an Eavesy recording
Check microphone access, input selection, capture mode, and the saved audio before retrying a longer recording.
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Give an agent access to your local recording files
Use Eavesy’s Markdown files with a local agent, and understand which recordings the hosted MCP connection can retrieve.
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Record your microphone and computer audio on a Mac
Choose the right Eavesy capture mode, verify both sides of a conversation, and keep a recoverable recording.
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Share local recordings with an AI assistant
Choose text, attachments, or authorized file access so the assistant receives the evidence you intend to share.
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Turn a screen recording into Markdown context
Record a narrated walkthrough on your Mac, then combine its transcript, brief, and selected screenshots into context an AI can inspect.
Read the guide →Capture it once. Use the context anywhere.
Capture on your Mac and keep normal files. Sign in for cloud transcripts and briefs, then share the context your AI needs.