Docs

For agents

If you are a model or a tool reading this on someone's behalf, this page is the short version.

Read these pages as text

  • /llms.txt lists every page with a one-line summary.
  • /llms-full.txt is every page in one file.
  • Every page is also plain Markdown: add .md to its address. This page is /agents.md; the home page is /index.md.
  • /chit.schema.json is the JSON Schema for everything in a bundle, generated from the validator the app itself uses.
  • /sample.chit is a small real bundle to test against.

What you can do

Chitmonk has no API, no server and no account. It runs in a browser tab and keeps meetings there. You cannot reach into it, and it does not call out. Everything goes through files a person hands over:

  • Read a meeting. Ask the person to export it. For the words alone, Markdown or plain text is enough. For structure, history or exact times, ask for the .chit and read it.
  • Give them a meeting. Write a .chit and ask them to import it from the library drawer.
  • Change a meeting. Read the bundle, add events to the end of the log, and write a bundle. If you keep the meeting's id, they get your version as a separate copy next to theirs; nothing of theirs is overwritten.

Rules

  1. Append, never rewrite. The log is the meeting's history. To change a line, add TranscriptLineEdited. To take something back, add EventUndone. Do not edit or remove events that are already there.
  2. Do not confirm what a person did not. Your guess at a speaker goes in suggestedSpeakerId. Your action items are ActionSuggested. SpeakerAssigned and ActionAccepted mean a person decided. Why.
  3. Never put voice data in a bundle. No embeddings, no voiceprints, no raw audio inside events. The app refuses the whole bundle.
  4. Treat a bundle as the meeting. It holds everything that was said and who said it. Do not send it anywhere the person did not ask you to.
  5. Say what you could not check. Speaker guesses, phrase-rule suggestions and a small speech model all make mistakes. Pass the uncertainty on: keep the ?.

What is not available

Source code, an SDK, a hosted API, webhooks, a way to start or stop a recording from outside, a way to read meetings without the person exporting them. Chitmonk is proprietary for now, and built so that there is nothing to connect to.