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> ## Agent Instructions
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# Import recording

> Uploads a recording for Krisp to transcribe and summarize.

`krisp.importRecording` starts an import and uploads the supplied file to Krisp's temporary destination.

```ts automations/import-krisp-recording.automation.ts theme={null}
import { automation, onInvocation } from "automate.ax"
import { krisp } from "automate.ax/krisp"

export default automation("Import Krisp recording", () => {
  const invocation = onInvocation<{ recording: File }>()
  krisp.importRecording({
    file: invocation.recording,
    title: "Customer interview",
    language: "en",
  })
})
```

`file` is required and cannot exceed 1 GB. `title`, `language`, and `durationSeconds` are optional metadata. The result contains `importId` and the upload URL expiration time in `expiresAt`; pass the ID to `getImportStatus`.

Krisp permits only one import-start request in flight per user. Automate.ax retries a rejected concurrent start and rate limits, but it does not replay the action after an uncertain failure. A `403` can indicate missing write scope, an unsupported plan, or insufficient storage.