Capture decisions
Record what was decided, not everything.
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Record what was decided, not everything.
Note who owns what by when.
Let AI distill the discussion.
Connect notes to the project.
The goal of meeting notes isn’t to record every word — it’s to capture decisions, action items, and open questions. Focus on what the team agreed, what happens next, and who owns it.
Note the agenda or purpose, the key decisions, the action items (with owners and due dates), and any open questions. A consistent structure makes notes easy to write during the meeting and easy to scan afterward.
Notes only help if people can find them and act on them. Keep them connected to the relevant project, and turn action items into real tasks so follow-ups don’t get lost.
You don’t have to choose between participating and note-taking. Capture rough notes and let an AI assistant structure them, summarize the decisions, and extract action items as tasks.
In Wyatt, take notes during the meeting and ask the assistant to summarize them into decisions and open questions, then create tasks from the follow-ups — all connected to the project and searchable later.
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Decisions, action items with owners and due dates, and open questions — not a full transcript.
Capture rough notes and let an AI assistant structure them, summarize decisions, and extract action items.
Connect them to the relevant project and turn action items into real tasks.
It can summarize notes into decisions and open questions and create tasks from follow-ups, all searchable later.