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Glór (Voice)

Project Concept

Glór is a multi-agent meeting intelligence platform that transforms raw audio recordings into structured, actionable meeting outputs. Users upload a meeting audio file directly from their device — the system uploads it to AssemblyAI, transcribes via its async API with diarisation, extracts action items, summarises, analyses sentiment, detects speaker conflicts, and scores meeting quality on a1–10 scale — then distributes personalised follow-ups via Gmail and Slack in parallel, all gated by a human review step. A persistent accountability layer tracks action items across meetings. A Demo Mode injects a curated sample transcript (with deliberate conflicts, action items, and circular discussion) directly into the analysis pipeline, skipping transcription entirely.

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Nathan Luis Alvares Team Lead RSVP Approved

MSc AI Student at National College of Ireland
Nathan served as sole architect and builder of Glór, an end-to-end multi-agent meeting intelligence platform. Designed the full 9-agent architecture using Lyzr Architect — including the hybrid manager-subagent pattern for the analysis pipeline and parallel independent agents for post-approval actions. Authored all agent roles, goals, instructions, and structured output schemas. Configured the AssemblyAI async transcription integration — three-step API flow (file upload to /v2/upload, transcript request to /v2/transcript, polling until completion) with speaker diarisation and speaker-to-name mapping. This draws directly from MSc thesis research in real-time multi-speaker speech processing using pyannote.audio and Whisper at National College of Ireland. Built the accountability memory layer using MongoDB via Lyzr Studio — persistent cross-meeting action item tracking with dual-trigger architecture (auto-store after approval, manual retrieval for pre-meeting briefs). Designed Demo Mode — pre-loaded sample transcript with deliberate conflicts, action items per speaker, participation imbalance, and circular discussion, injected directly into the analysis pipeline bypassing transcription. Integrated Gmail (Composio) for personalised per-participant follow-up emails and Slack (Composio) for structured team digests including conflict flags and quality scores. Defined all structured output JSON schemas for every agent, including the fix for Lyzr's strict additionalProperties constraint on dynamic speaker mapping.
I'm an MSc AI student at National College of Ireland, originally from Goa and now based in Dublin 7. Before the masters I worked as an RPA and AI developer at Tangentia, building automation solutions for enterprise clients. I like projects that sit somewhere between AI, real-world usability, and a bit of creativity. I've been getting into the Dublin hackathon scene lately, pitching ClubChain at the Superteam Ireland Ideathon and building an Irish language learning app at Craicathon. Outside of tech, I write and release original music under my own name. I'm here mostly to meet people who are actually building things and to find interesting problems worth solving.
Agentic AI and multi-agent systems, real-time speech and NLP, and how automation can actually reduce friction in everyday workflows rather than just replace steps. I'm also interested in the intersection of AI and creative tools, particularly for music production. On the community side, I follow the Web3 and Solana ecosystem in Ireland pretty closely. Always looking to connect with people building in these spaces or doing research that touches on any of them.
Right now I'm finishing my MSc capstone on ECG arrhythmia classification, comparing five ML models across different evaluation setups, with a Streamlit and FastAPI deployment. I'm also building a real-time speech translation system for my thesis, handling multi-speaker audio. On the side, I've been working on FinPal, an AI lending platform for SMEs in Ireland.