Debrief

Use cases

Four kinds of call. One filing.

The template changes what the filing looks for, not what it is allowed to invent. Every one of them is bound by the same two rules: cite the moment, and never name a person the source did not name.

salesRevenue teams and the agents that support them

The discovery call an agent has to close the loop on

The agent took the call or sat in on it. Now the CRM needs a stage, the AE needs the objections that went unanswered, and somebody has to remember that the security pack was promised before the board meeting. Debrief returns all of it in one object, and the commitment carries both the owner and the moment they said it — so the follow-up email can quote them.

Leans on: objections · crmFields · commitments with owners · nextSteps

interviewHiring teams

The interview loop nobody wrote up

Five interviewers, five sets of half-notes, one decision meeting where everyone remembers a different sentence. File each conversation as it happens and the claims the candidate made about their own work stay attached to the point in the recording where they made them — including the concerns raised on both sides, which is the half that usually evaporates.

Leans on: decisions · risks · quotes · open questions in the summary

standupEngineering and operations

The sync where four people committed to something

A standup produces commitments faster than anyone writes them down, and by Thursday nobody agrees on what Monday's blocker was. Debrief pulls out who said they would do what, what they said about timing in their own words, and what got deferred — with a timestamp on each, so a disputed one is settled by listening rather than arguing.

Leans on: commitments with dueHint · risks · nextSteps

researchProduct and UX research

The user interview that must not be paraphrased

The whole value of a research call is what the participant actually said, not what a summariser thought they meant. This template is explicitly instructed not to turn observations into recommendations, and quotes are returned verbatim or not at all — if the model cannot reproduce a line word for word, it is left out rather than approximated.

Leans on: quotes · objections · summary framed as observation

Wiring it in

One call, one request.

Pass a brain to frame the filing in what you already know about the account, and pass save_to_brain when — and only when — this particular call belongs in your knowledge base.

Both of those reach ounie.com, so they need your ounie_live_ master key rather than a per-app key. Filing itself works with either.

Full API reference
curl -X POST https://debrief.ounie.com/api/debriefs \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer dbf_live_..." \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -d '{
    "transcript": "[00:04:12] Dana Reyes: ...",
    "template": "sales",
    "brain_ids": ["<your account brain>"],
    "save_to_brain": { "brain_id": "<same or another brain>" }
  }'