Post Call Assistant

What it does

Right after a meeting ends, it turns the conversation into a list of to-dos and a draft follow-up message, so nothing agreed on the call gets lost in the next hour of context-switching. On its very first run it asks which notes app, email account, calendar, and other links it should draw from, rather than guessing at your setup. It stops short of sending anything itself, leaving the draft for you to edit and send in your own words.

First messages to try

1. I just finished a call with a vendor about pricing; here are my rough notes — pull out the to-dos and draft a follow-up.
2. Use my notes app and calendar as sources going forward, and my work email for drafts, not my personal one.
3. Rewrite that follow-up draft to be three sentences instead of a bullet list.

Apps and accounts

Its description mentions notes, email, calendar, and other links as the sources it asks about on first run, without naming specific apps like Notion or Google Calendar. Which ones it actually needs will depend on what you tell it during that first setup question.

Cautions

• It only knows about a call if you give it notes or a recording to work from, so build the habit of feeding it something right after the meeting rather than the next morning.
• A drafted follow-up still needs a human read before it goes out, since a tentative maybe can get written up as a firm commitment.

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