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miniti is an AI meeting assistant (live transcription, questions worth asking, coaching) with a native Linux app: https://github.com/12ian34/miniti-linux. The package re-wraps the release tarball that project's CI builds on Ubuntu 22.04 (glibc 2.35): binary, desktop entry with actions, AppStream metainfo, icons, man page and shell completions. No compiling. Local package on the fast ring, following the project's GitHub releases through the release API digests with the usual 24 h quarantine. x86_64 only until the project publishes an aarch64 asset.
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miniti is an AI meeting assistant: live transcript, the questions worth asking while they can still be asked, and speaking coaching. The Linux app is native (Tauri 2 + Rust), source available under the Elastic License 2.0 at https://github.com/12ian34/miniti-linux, and Omarchy is where I run it myself.
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miniti-binas a local package on the fast ring.Re-wraps the release tarball the project's CI builds on Ubuntu 22.04 (glibc 2.35). The builder compiles nothing. Binary, desktop entry with start / stop / toggle actions, AppStream metainfo, icons, man page, bash / zsh / fish completions.
x86_64 only until there is an aarch64 release asset.
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upstreamdeclaration: GitHub releases of12ian34/miniti-linux, checksums from the release API digests,min_release_age24h. The recipe pins 0.6.1, released today. Future releases need no change here: the sync picks each one up once it clears the quarantine.libayatana-appindicatorfor the tray. It is dlopen'd, soldddoes not show it; it is what a stock Omarchy has.gtk-layer-shellis a hard dependency on purpose: Omarchy is Hyprland and that library is what pins the floating recording surface there.alsa-libfor the mic.pipewire-pulsefor system audio.Built and installed from a clean
archlinux:base-develcontainer in the project's CI on every push:makepkg,pacman -U, the installed files checked,miniti --versionrun,namcapon the result (prebuilt-binary warnings only). The same directory is kept in the app repo underpackaging/omarchy-pkgs/miniti-binso the two cannot drift.A user on Omarchy 4.0.3 built and ran 0.4.1 from this recipe (miniti-linux issue #4, which found and fixed a mismatch between recipe and tarball).
bin/sync-upstream self-testpasses andbin/sync-upstream miniti-bin, run on an Omarchy machine against this branch, reports 0.4.1 as the newest release outside the 24h quarantine (0.5.0 and 0.6.1 both shipped today) and leaves the pinned 0.6.1 alone, as it should. After the window passes it will see 0.6.1 and have nothing to do.