At the MGMA Annual Conference (the Medical Group Management Association's yearly meeting for people who run medical practices) in San Antonio, I ran Claude Code against my live Notion meeting transcripts, and every 10 minutes it suggested what to ask next. This screen-share walks through the whole setup: picking 18 sessions before the trip, a glossary of revenue cycle jargon built as the speakers talked, a field log that caught 10 healthcare opportunities, and what broke when my laptop battery couldn't keep up. I walked in knowing nobody in practice management and left with a plan for every follow-up. Take any piece of it for your next event.

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Chapters:
0:00 Every 10 minutes, my MacBook told me what to ask
1:46 Why a healthcare conference
2:34 Picking 18 sessions with Claude before the trip
5:37 The first session, a fire hose of jargon
7:33 Long Claude Code threads hold up now
10:21 Live questions every 10 minutes
11:38 Why I never asked a question
13:33 A running glossary, built live
14:57 Composio and more than one Google account
17:14 What Claude can't see in the room
18:27 The routine Claude built for itself
20:10 The battery problem and the phone workaround
23:43 Slides in, field log out
24:21 Lessons, fewer sessions and more meetings
25:35 Was I the agent?
28:49 Why I'd never skip this setup again

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