With Claude Experiment

Your Claude sessions, in your notes

Dictate your prompts. Every turn lands in LocalScribe, one note per conversation, and counts in your day beside everything else you said.

Every turn, kept

One note per conversation

Each turn under its time: what you asked, and how the answer began. A Claude Code hook writes it, so Claude spends no tokens on it.

Claude Code · onboarding

> The onboarding has four screens. Can we say the same thing in two?

⏺ Yes. Screen one says what it does and that nothing leaves the Mac; screen two asks for the microphone and starts the first note.

> Rewrite the microphone screen so it explains why before it asks.

⏺ “LocalScribe listens only while you dictate, and the words are written on this Mac.” Then the button: Allow Microphone.

> Make the first note feel like a win, not a test.

⏺ End the first take on the result with the note already copied, and say so: “Copied. Paste it anywhere.”

Pick a turn, then a part.

Why it helps

That’s how this experiment started. Once every turn was a note, three things showed up.

You see when you work. Your prompts count as talking, so Today and your rhythm show the hours you actually worked, even on days you never opened a document.
ok so the onboarding is too long I think two screens maybe the mic one should say why
✦ Format it
- Onboarding: two screens
- Mic screen says why, then asks
You shape the idea first. Say the messy version on a walk or at your desk, Format it, then hand Claude the clean one. The idea is yours before it’s a prompt.
Claude works your queue. Over MCP, Claude reads what’s pending or parked, groups it into a project and marks it done when you say so.

Your queue

Notes are in transit: said here, used somewhere else. Three statuses keep track of where each one stands.

Pending3

Not used yet

Later2

Parked

Done1

Used or finished

Step 1 / 6

Every note starts as Pending. You dictate, it lands at the top of the queue: said, not used yet.

Your day

A day of talking to Claude and to your computer, the way LocalScribe keeps it.

Capture slotpublic/media/claude/day-1-dictate-{theme}.pngThe mini window over Claude Code while a prompt is dictated
8:20You dictate the prompt. In the mini window, over Claude Code.
Capture slotpublic/media/claude/day-2-note-{theme}.pngThe “Claude · …” note in the Library with that turn
8:21The turn lands. In the conversation’s note, under its time.
14:00Your rhythm counts it. The morning with Claude is the day’s peak, hour by hour.
18:40The day, at a glance. Ideas, words and minutes talking, on your Home Screen.

Set it up

01
Turn it on. LocalScribe → Settings → AI Assistants → Claude conversations.
02
Install the plugin. In Claude Code, run:
/plugin install localscribe-log --marketplace jcguzmanr/localscribe-claude
03
Talk to Claude. Each turn lands in its conversation’s note. Nothing goes to a server: the hook talks to LocalScribe on your Mac.

Needs the next LocalScribe update for Mac.

It reads your queue too: over MCP, Claude, Codex or ChatGPT can work through what’s pending. Nothing changes without your OK.

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