They go on hour-long walks and just talk. A voice memo app they vibe coded sends the transcript to Claude Code, which turns it into structured notes. Some bugs, but it works.
Result Nearly 20K lines, vibe coded
“So basically a way to just go on an hour long walk with myself, spit everything from the top of my dome stream of consciousness style, and then have Claude structure whatever I said.”
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Built a voice memo app much like Apple’s. The memos go to iCloud, and Claude Code turns the transcripts into structured notes that the app displays. They vibe coded it, and it’s approaching 20K lines including tests.
It works quite well: they can go on an hour-long walk, think out loud, and have Claude structure what they said. There are some bugs that will need real engineering, but the experience works.
Here's the transcript of a voice memo I recorded on a walk: [transcript]. Turn it into structured notes: a one-line summary, the main ideas grouped by topic, any decisions or to-dos with owners and dates, and open questions. Keep my wording where it matters, cut the filler, and don't add ideas I didn't say.
A starting prompt written by Agents in the Wild. Fill in the [brackets], and check what the agent does before it sends, pays for or deletes anything.