Turn this video or lecture into structured notes
Minda gets the transcript of a video or lecture and turns it into study notes with an outline, key terms and review questions. It is a ready-made task for the SI agent in Minda Super Intelligence. It runs when you start it. It works with YouTube and Google Docs.
In Minda: Tasks → New → Browse tasks → Turn this video or lecture into structured notes. Minda Super Intelligence for Windows is coming soon.
- Docs
YouTube- Google Docs
- Get the full transcript first
- Write
- Keep formulas and numbers exactly as stated
- Save it as a note titled [title], or as a Word…
What you get
Notes you can study from The notes have a 5-line summary, an outline with headings and time stamps, key terms with plain definitions and worked examples.
Review questions with answers You get review questions with the answers at the end, and the 3 ideas most likely to be on a test.
Only what the speaker says Anything Minda adds is marked as background with '(added)', and formulas and numbers stay exactly as stated.
Gaps are named If the transcript is missing or garbled for a part, Minda says which minutes.
Why use this?
Minda starts from the full transcript, so the notes follow what the speaker said. The outline carries time stamps, and anything Minda adds is marked as background. If the transcript is missing or garbled for a part, it says which minutes.
What it does
- When
- When you start it
- Works with
- YouTube, Google Docs
- For
- Everyone
- You fill in
- [video or lecture link, or this tab], [title]
How it works
- WhenWhen you start itSave it as a workflow to run it daily at 9am instead
- Each runMinda does the taskTurn [video or lecture link, or this tab] into study notes.
- ThenTasks shows what it didOpen it there to read the result and ask for changes
Get the full transcript first
Write: a 5-line summary, an outline with headings and time stamps, key terms with plain definitions, worked examples, and [10] review questions with answers at the end
Keep formulas and numbers exactly as stated
Save it as a note titled [title], or as a Word document if I ask
Finish with the 3 ideas most likely to be on a test
Rules it keeps
The agent follows these on every run.
Use only what the speaker says
Mark anything you add as background with '(added)'
If the transcript is missing or garbled for a part, say which minutes
The full prompt
This is what the SI agent is asked to do. The parts in brackets are what you fill in.
Turn [video or lecture link, or this tab] into study notes. Get the full transcript first. Write: a 5-line summary, an outline with headings and time stamps, key terms with plain definitions, worked examples, and [10] review questions with answers at the end. Rules: use only what the speaker says; mark anything you add as background with '(added)'; if the transcript is missing or garbled for a part, say which minutes. Keep formulas and numbers exactly as stated. Save it as a note titled [title], or as a Word document if I ask. Finish with the 3 ideas most likely to be on a test.
Who is it for?
Students watching lectures You want an outline, key terms and review questions from a recorded lecture.
Self-taught learners You learn from videos and want notes you can review later.
Frequently asked questions
What can I give it?
A video or lecture link, or the tab you have open. Minda gets the full transcript first and writes the notes from it.
Does it add anything the speaker did not say?
Only when marked. Anything Minda adds is labeled '(added)' as background, so you can tell it from the lecture.
What if the transcript has gaps?
Minda says which minutes are missing or garbled instead of guessing what was said.
Where are the notes saved?
As a note with the title you choose, or as a Word document if you ask.
Does it change formulas and numbers?
No. Formulas and numbers stay exactly as the speaker stated them.
Run this task in the Minda app
In Minda: Tasks → New → Browse tasks → Turn this video or lecture into structured notes. Minda Super Intelligence for Windows is coming soon.
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