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investigations let you research something raised during a live meeting without leaving miniti. nothing runs automatically - every openai request starts with your click or tap.

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how suggestions work

miniti checks the latest finalized transcript text locally for phrases such as “could we build this?”, “look into why this fails”, or “is there a way to automate this?”. when it finds one, it can show a dismissible worth investigating prompt. this check is a small on-device phrase rule. it does not call an ai model, search the web, or use api quota. you can also use investigate at any time without waiting for a suggestion.

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research the web

available on macos and ios:
  1. start a meeting and wait for some transcript text
  2. choose investigate
  3. on macos, choose research the web. on ios, the button starts web research directly
  4. keep talking while openai researches the recent question
  5. review the answer and open any cited source links inside the result sheet
use run again to refresh the result. closing the sheet cancels the active request, and a result from an older meeting cannot replace the current one.

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investigate a codebase on macos

  1. open settings → ai & models → meeting investigations
  2. choose one codebase folder
  3. during a meeting, choose investigate → investigate codebase
miniti searches the selected folder locally and sends only bounded excerpts from relevant files to openai. it does not grant openai filesystem access. the result lists the files reviewed. the local scan:
  • skips hidden, generated, dependency, build, and symlinked content
  • reads no more than 1,200 supported source or documentation files, up to 300 kb each
  • sends excerpts from no more than 8 ranked files, capped at 40,000 characters total
  • redacts likely credential assignments and private-key blocks before sending
redaction is a safety layer, not a guarantee. select only a folder whose relevant source content you are comfortable sending to openai. clear the folder from the same settings section to revoke future access.

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what is sent

an investigation can include:
  • the question or statement you chose
  • meeting title
  • current meeting notes, including locally stored calendar prep notes carried into the meeting
  • up to 14 recent finalized transcript turns
  • for a mac codebase investigation, the bounded local excerpts described above
managed mode sends this request through miniti’s api to openai. byok sends it directly from your device to your openai account. web research enables openai’s web search tool; codebase research does not. investigations use pinned gpt-5.4-mini-2026-03-17. they do not consume transcription minutes, but byok users pay openai for their own requests.