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Your second brain goes to meetings.
It reads everything your company runs on, keeps itself current, and takes your seat in the calls you cannot attend.
Your second brain goes to meetings.
It reads everything your company runs on, keeps itself current, and takes your seat in the calls you cannot attend.
One head, not eight systems
The answer you need in a meeting is almost never in the meeting. It is in a thread from March, a renamed document, a merge request, a board nobody opened this week.
And it stays current by itself. New mail and changed documents arrive as they happen, the noise is filtered out before it lands, and what is left is written into pages that connect systems instead of pointing at them.
Two calls, one hour
Called by name, it answers for you out loud or in writing, from what your company actually knows. Or it says nothing at all and just keeps the record. You choose per meeting, and you can change your mind mid call.
Listens and writes. The model is never asked for a reply, so there is nothing to interrupt and nothing to spend.
Answers in the meeting chat when called by name, using whichever model you picked for that meeting.
Speaks in the room, and stops mid sentence when someone talks over it, the way a person does.
Afterwards the transcript says who said what, and the notes say what was decided. When nothing was decided, they say so instead of inventing three things. English, German, French, Turkish.
Two ways to run it
The only difference is where your knowledge sits while it is being read. Connectors, models, meetings and languages are identical.
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For teams that want it working this week