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Introduction Have you ever entered a meeting and struggled to remember what was discussed in the previous conversation? Important details such as requirements, concerns, preferences, and follow-ups can easily get lost between meetings. Even when that information exists somewhere, finding the right context at the right time can be difficult. That problem inspired me to build MeetMind, an…

MeetMind is an AI-powered meeting assistant that uses persistent memory to help users prepare for meetings by recalling relevant information from previous conversations. The application combines Hindsight for persistent memory, Groq for AI generation, FastAPI for the backend, and a web frontend to create a workflow that retrieves relevant memories about a contact and turns them into a structured meeting brief.

By providing AI-generated meeting briefs based on previous conversations, MeetMind aims to streamline the meeting preparation process and ensure that important details are not lost between meetings.

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