Ask when something was said and jump to that moment
Chief now answers questions about your recorded sessions with a timecode and a link that opens the transcript at the exact turn where the words were spoken.
Asking Chief for the decisions or open questions from a meeting used to give you the substance without the location. You got the point, then went hunting through the transcript for where it came up.
Timecodes in answers
Ask Chief about a recorded session and each item comes back stamped with the moment it was said, written the same way the transcript gutter shows it. A point raised sixty-six seconds in reads as 1:06, so the answer and the page agree.
Links straight to the turn
Each timecode is a link. Click it and the session detail page opens with the transcript scrolled to that turn, highlighted, with keyboard focus and the screen reader cursor already on it. A live session that keeps refreshing while you read will not drag you back to the linked moment.
Older sessions left alone
Sessions recorded before turn timing existed carry no clock. Rather than guessing and landing you on the wrong line, Chief leaves those transcripts as they are and points you nowhere.
Ask Chief what was decided in last week's call, then click a timecode to hear the reasoning in context.