Two ways to find something in a meeting
A Live Session doesn’t have a dedicated transcript search box. To find what was said, you can scroll the transcript directly, or ask Chief about the meeting in a chat — which is the more powerful option.Scroll the transcript
- Open Live Sessions and open the session you want.
- Scroll the Transcript panel. Each turn is timecoded and labeled by speaker, so you can scan to the moment you need.
ℹ️ Tip: Your browser’s own find-on-page (Cmd-F on Mac) searches the text that’s currently loaded on the page.
Ask Chief about the meeting
The better way to “search” a meeting is to ask about it. When you start a chat from a Live Session, the session rides along as context, so Chief answers from the transcript and the items it extracted:- Open the session and find a Chat suggestion.
- Click Start chat to open a chat grounded in that meeting.
- Ask things like “What did we decide about pricing?” or “Find where the launch date was discussed.”
FAQ
Where's the search bar on the transcript?
Where's the search bar on the transcript?
There isn’t a built-in transcript search field. Scroll the transcript, use your browser’s find-on-page for exact text, or start a chat from the session and ask Chief.
My search in chat returned nothing from the meeting. Why?
My search in chat returned nothing from the meeting. Why?
If the meeting captured little or no audio, there’s little transcript to search. Confirm the session actually has a transcript (it won’t say “No transcript yet”), and make sure you started the chat from that session so the meeting is in scope.