Overview
Lobbe is meeting memory. You record or upload a meeting, Lobbe transcribes it and writes a Lobbe: the summary, the decisions and the action items, kept in your archive.
A personal API token lets your own tools and agents do the same: submit a meeting, wait for it, read its Lobbe and ask about it. A meeting sent with a token spends the same minutes from your balance as one recorded in the app.
The agent loop
Section titled “The agent loop”submit POST /api/v1/recordings → 202 { recording: { id, status: QUEUED, minutes, statusUrl } }wait GET /api/v1/recordings/:id/status (60 s) → QUEUED → TRANSCRIBING → [NAMING] → GENERATING → READY └─ NAMING: { naming: { url, deadline } } hand naming.url to the person, or POST /api/v1/recordings/:id/naming { action: "skip" }read GET /api/v1/recordings/:id/bundle[?format=markdown]act GET /api/v1/recordings/search?q=… · POST /api/v1/recordings/:id/ask · POST /api/v1/series/:id/askmany GET /api/v1/events?after=<cursor> (instead of one status poll per meeting)Where next
Section titled “Where next”- Quickstart: send a meeting: make a token and take one meeting from audio to its Lobbe.
- Tokens and scopes: developer mode, the eight scopes, the daily cap and what no token can do.
- Minutes, caps and limits: what spends minutes, rate limits and upload limits.
- API reference: every route, its fields and its errors.