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Who it's forNon-engineers who write minutes or reports after meetings, such as office staff, site leaders, and care workers

Meeting Memo Decision Sheet

Published Oct 16, 2026 (Fri)

The problem

Re-listening to the recording and writing up the whole meeting takes too long. All they want is the decisions, owners, and deadlines, but they end up re-reading everything and wearing themselves out

What it does

• Sorts meeting notes or a transcript into Decided, Undecided, and Next steps (with owner and deadline)
• Shows them as a table and copies it in a format ready to paste into a spreadsheet or a chat
• Marks unclear rows "To check"

Where it came from

Grok analyzed posts on X where people described a problem, and Claude Code built this prototype from that problem using made-up data.

Stage

• Hands-on prototypeYes (made-up data, no network access)
• Tested in real workNo

The English version is an AI translation of the Japanese original. The scenarios are set in Japan, and all names and data are made up.