Show HN: Natively 3.0 – a local meeting assistant that hides from screen share

Natively's release of Natively 3.0, a free open‑source AI meeting assistant that runs locally and “hides from screen share,” introduces a privacy‑first alternative to services like Cluely, Otter, Granola, Final Round AI, Fireflies, and Interview Coder. For website owners, this means a new class of AI bots that can join meetings without ever transmitting audio or transcript data to cloud servers. Because the assistant processes everything on the user’s device, traditional server‑side bot detection methods (e.g., monitoring outbound API calls) will miss its activity. Sites that embed live‑streamed webinars, virtual events, or collaborative workspaces may see increased “silent” traffic from Natively‑powered participants, potentially skewing analytics and raising compliance concerns if the assistant captures proprietary content. **Actionable tips:** 1. **Update your llms.txt** to explicitly disallow local AI assistants from crawling or indexing meeting pages: add `User-agent: NativelyAI` `Disallow: /live/`. 2. Deploy client‑side fingerprinting scripts that flag browsers lacking external AI‑service network requests but still accessing meeting resources, allowing you to log “local AI” sessions separately. 3. Use real‑time traffic analysis to monitor sudden spikes in zero‑byte or minimal‑payload requests during webinars, which often indicate hidden local assistants, and adjust rate limits or CAPTCHAs accordingly.