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The Local History lists every call you’ve transcribed on your machine. You can search past calls and open transcripts in your agent of choice.Local history is built from the same local transcript database the Tuple daemon writes as each call records — nothing is fetched from Tuple’s servers. (For the team-wide history on the web, see Viewing your call history.)

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Opening Local History

Local History lives in its own tab in the app sidebar, alongside People, Rooms, and Links. Click the Local History icon to open it:Call History TabCalls only appear here after you transcribe them locally.

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Searching past calls

Use the search box at the top to filter by participants and transcripts:
  • Participant names match as you type, including short prefixes — typing cap finds calls with “Capel”.
  • Transcript content is full-text searched once any term is at least three characters long.
For richer search from the terminal — phrase queries, speaker filters, date ranges, and exporting transcripts — see Searching past calls.

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Opening a transcript in an agent

Click a call to expand its Open in agent panel. Copy the command, then run it in your terminal to open that call’s transcript in Claude Code, Codex, or any agent — handy for summarizing the call or acting on what was discussed. If the Tuple CLI isn’t installed yet, the panel shows an Install CLI button instead.See Connect an AI agent for what an agent can do once it’s attached.

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Deleting a transcript

To remove a call from your device, right-click it and choose Delete transcript. This permanently deletes that call’s recording, transcript, and events from your local database. It affects only this machine and can’t be undone.You can also delete a stored call with tuple transcription delete <call-id> or the delete_stored_call MCP tool.