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Enhance: turning fragments into structured notes

What Enhance actually does, what it will never do, and how to re-run it.

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Written by Junan Pang

Enhance is the heart of Amlin. It takes three things — your raw notes, the full speaker-labeled transcript, and a template — and produces one clean, structured note plus a list of action items.

When it runs

  • Automatically when you hit ■ Stop

  • Manually from ✦ Enhance in the note's meta row, or ▾ → Enhance now next to the view toggle

Structured notes start streaming in within seconds of the meeting ending, and you can watch them fill in.

What you get

  • Sections shaped by the template — Summary, Key Points, Decisions, and so on. Sections with no real content are omitted rather than padded.

  • An Action items block — every commitment, with an owner and due date where they were actually stated.

  • Visible provenance — your own words in black, Amlin's additions in gray.

The rules Enhance follows

These aren't preferences; they're hard constraints on the output:

  • It never invents facts. Numbers, decisions, and commitments must be supported by your notes or the transcript. When in doubt, it leaves things out rather than guessing.

  • It never overwrites your raw notes. ✎ My notes is always exactly what you typed.

  • It won't attach a name to a quote unless the transcript is unambiguous. Otherwise it stays generic.

  • It prioritizes what you wrote. If you typed something, Amlin treats it as a signal about what mattered and expands it. If you typed nothing, it builds the note from the transcript alone — this is normal, and it's the most common case.

Re-enhancing

Edited your raw notes, or want a different template? Run ↻ Re-enhance.

Re-enhancing replaces the Enhanced view and leaves your raw notes untouched. If you've manually edited the Enhanced view, Amlin warns you before overwriting those edits.

Long meetings

A two-hour call produces more transcript than any model can read at once. Amlin handles this transparently — it summarizes the transcript in sections and then synthesizes the final note, keeping your full raw notes in play at every step, so your priorities always survive. You don't have to do anything, and nothing gets truncated.

If enhancement fails

Your notes and transcript are never lost. The error appears in the Enhanced view with a retry. Common causes: no network, being signed out, or hitting a plan limit — each shows its own specific message.

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