Scriber

Scriber is a two-agent voice architecture for real-time standup facilitation. Every existing meeting AI (Spinach, Otter, Fireflies, Fellow, MeetGeek) is passive-then-active: it listens, then post-meeting it acts. Scriber flips this — the agent acts during the conversation, with the Linear board visibly mutating live. Scriber (facilitator) joins standup as a voice agent. She prompts each teammate, listens for blockers and commitments, and executes Linear tools as words come out — creating tickets, marking states, attaching AI-generated diagrams via gpt-image-1. Mnemo (silent supervisor) runs in parallel on a deep-reasoning model. She holds long-term cross-standup memory and whispers tactical context when Scriber asks — citing dated prior commitments, repeated blockers, and threads the team is missing. The two-agent split decouples conversational latency (Scriber, low reasoning) from analytical depth (Mnemo, deep reasoning with full history) — a primitive nobody has shipped: a two-agent voice architecture where one agent runs the meeting and another remembers everything across meetings. The "visceral moment" of the demo: Scriber generates a diagram via gpt-image-1 during the conversation, the diagram attaches to a Linear ticket, and the audience sees the attachment appear on the ticket in real time. Built solo in ~3 hours. Repo: github.com/benikigai/scriber