Video Notes
Point a specialist at a video URL, or a live browser tab, and it turns what plays into structured notes, chapters, and flashcards saved straight to your workspace.
What your specialists can do
Share a video link and a specialist produces a TL;DR, chapter breakdown, and pull quotes you can reuse in docs or chat—or ask for spaced-repetition flashcards from recorded lectures if you're studying the material for recall. For content that isn't at a stable URL, like a live demo playing in a browser tab, a specialist with cloud browser access can watch as it plays and take notes in real time. The output is saved as a file in your workspace, so it's there the next time you need to reference it, not just scrollback in a chat thread. For the full operator walkthrough, see our guide on turning any video into structured notes and flashcards.
How to connect it
- Enable Video Notes on the thread or specialist you're working with.
- Share a video URL, or enable cloud browser access if the specialist needs to watch a live tab instead.
- Say what output you want—a TL;DR, chapters, quotes, or flashcards.
Examples
- “Take notes on this video URL—give me a TL;DR, key chapters, and quotes, saved to my workspace.”
- “Make 20 flashcards from this lecture video for spaced repetition.”
- “Summarize this two-hour recording into a 10-bullet brief for my team”—see our walkthrough for meeting notes from a recording.
- “Watch this competitor's product demo and tell me the three features they emphasize most.”
Honest limits
- Copyrighted or paywalled video may be inaccessible to a specialist, the same as it would be to you without a subscription.
- Very long recordings may be processed and summarized in chunks rather than all at once.
- Note quality depends on the video's audio and captions—a mumbled recording produces thinner notes than a clearly narrated one.
- Timestamps and chapter markers are approximate guides, not frame-accurate cues—confirm the exact moment yourself before citing it.
Plan availability
Video Notes is available from the Growth plan. See pricing for full plan details.
Common questions
Do I need to give browser access for every video?
No—a stable video URL is enough for most content. Cloud browser access is only needed for something playing live in a tab, like an ephemeral demo.
Where do the flashcards and notes end up?
Saved to your workspace, so you can find them again alongside your other files.