Plaud#

Use this skill for Plaud recording workflows in OpenClaw.

Tool choice#

Prefer the Plaud MCP tools when available:

• plaud__list_files: list or search recordings
• plaud__get_file: get metadata and availability for one recording
• plaud__get_note: fetch AI notes, summaries, topics, and action items
• plaud__get_transcript: fetch timestamped transcript with speakers
• plaud__get_current_user: check authentication
• plaud__login: start OAuth
• plaud__logout: disconnect

Use the Plaud CLI when:

• The user explicitly asks for terminal or CLI use
• MCP is unavailable or unauthenticated
• You need file export through shell redirection
• You need to inspect CLI install or auth state

CLI reference lives in references/cli.md. MCP reference lives in references/mcp.md.

Telegram slash command#

This skill supports a single Telegram command shape when the OpenClaw Telegram bot exposes /plaud as a custom command:

text

/plaud [action] [target]

Actions:

• /plaud: show compact help plus the latest 3 recordings
• /plaud recent: list recent recordings
• /plaud last: show the latest meaningful recording, skipping tiny accidental clips under 30 seconds when possible
• /plaud find <query>: search by title, keyword, or date
• /plaud summary [target]: summarize a recording, defaulting to last meaningful recording
• /plaud actions [target]: extract action items, owners, dates, and open loops
• /plaud transcript [target]: fetch transcript or explain if unavailable
• /plaud export [target]: export metadata, summary, and transcript using the CLI helper
• /plaud status: check MCP and CLI auth status
• /plaud login: start Plaud OAuth

If the user sends /plaud <text> and <text> is not a known action, treat it as /plaud find <text>.

Slash command registration can be handled by OpenClaw native skill commands when commands.nativeSkills is enabled. This skill declares user-invocable: true, so OpenClaw can expose /plaud without adding a separate Telegram customCommands entry. Do not replace existing custom commands such as /commands or /menu just to add this skill command.

Standard workflows#

List recent recordings#

1. Call plaud__list_files with page: 1, page_size: 10.
2. Show name, start time, duration, and ID.
3. If the user asks for "last recording", pick the first item returned unless they specify start time ordering.

Summarize a recording#

1. Resolve the recording ID from the user request.
2. Call plaud__get_note first.
3. If notes are empty, call plaud__get_transcript.
4. If both are empty, say no transcript or notes are available. Mention duration if known.
5. Include speakers only when speaker labels are present in transcript data.

Find a recording#

1. Use plaud__list_files with query, date_from, or date_to when provided.
2. If the request is vague, list the most likely matches and ask the user to choose.
3. Do not access unrelated recordings beyond what is needed to answer.

Draft follow-up#

1. Fetch notes first, transcript second.
2. Extract decisions, open questions, owners, and dates.
3. Draft clearly and label it as a draft. Do not send messages or emails unless the user explicitly asks and approves the final text.

Export content#

For simple exports, use the CLI:

bash

plaud summary <id> -o summary.md
plaud transcript <id> -o transcript.txt

For repeatable Markdown export, use scripts/plaud-export.js.

Authentication#

Check auth with plaud__get_current_user or plaud me.

If unauthenticated:

1. Run plaud__login for MCP auth.
2. If CLI auth is needed, run plaud login.
3. If OAuth redirects to localhost:8199, ask the user to paste the callback URL and submit it to the local listener while it is still running.

Privacy and safety#

• Plaud recordings may contain private conversations. Access only the recording or date range needed for the task.
• Do not reveal transcript contents unless the user asked for that recording.
• Do not download audio unless needed.
• Do not send follow-ups externally without explicit approval.