OpenPlawd: OpenClaw Skill for Automated Plaud Meeting Notes
OpenPlawd is an OpenClaw skill that automates the conversion of Plaud recordings into structured meeting notes. It handles the entire pipeline from downloading recordings to generating clean HTML output with action items.
How It Works
The skill implements a complete workflow:
- Polls your Plaud account every hour for new recordings
- Downloads recordings via the Plaud API
- Transcribes audio using Groq Whisper (free tier) for recordings under 90 minutes, switching to OpenAI for longer files
- Automatically splits large files into chunks with resume capability if processing is interrupted
- Uses your OpenClaw agent to generate clean HTML meeting notes with action items
- Renames and archives the recording on Plaud when processing is complete
Interactive Features
The flow includes interactive elements where the agent shows a preview of detected names and meeting type before generating final notes. This allows users to correct any Whisper transcription mistakes before the final processing.
Developer Background
This is the developer's third OpenClaw skill, following previous work on openclaw-conversation (a Home Assistant voice assistant) and several Home Assistant integrations. The project is open source and available on GitHub.
📖 Read the full source: r/openclaw
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