Voicenotes

**Verdict:** A focused and well-scoped integration for users of Voicenotes.com who want their recordings, transcripts, and AI summaries synced into a local workspace. Strong fit if you already rely on Voicenotes and primarily need read-only access and markdown/JSON exports. **What it does well** - Connects to Voicenotes’ official integration API using a user token, with a clear setup (environment variable) and verification script. - Provides straightforward scripts to: fetch user info, list recordings (with pagination), and sync all notes into Markdown with rich frontmatter and sections for transcript and AI summary. - Supports incremental syncing via `--since`, enabling efficient periodic updates rather than full re-downloads. **Key limitations / risks** - Entirely dependent on Voicenotes.com’s API availability, rate limits (~60 requests/min), and stability; changes on their side could break the integration. - Read-only scope: you cannot edit, delete, or otherwise manage notes on Voicenotes from this skill—only fetch and sync. - Privacy considerations: syncing all voice notes (including transcripts and AI summaries) into local Markdown/JSON can expose sensitive content if the workspace is not secured; API tokens must be handled carefully. - CLI and environment-variable setup may feel technical for non-developers, and any transcript “search” will be via local tools rather than a dedicated in-skill UI. **Best-fit scenarios** - You are an existing Voicenotes.com user and want your voice notes mirrored into an OpenClaw-powered workspace for text search, linking, or backup. - You maintain a personal knowledge base (e.g., Obsidian-like) and want automatic Markdown files with transcripts, tags, timestamps, and AI-generated summaries. - You need programmatic or batch access to your Voicenotes data (JSON) for analytics, custom workflows, or downstream processing, without modifying the source data on Voicenotes.com.