Weekdays · 8:00
Prep every meeting
A short brief before each call: who, last emails, open docs, what to ask.
Point it at your meeting notes. It finds the decisions and the action items, then drafts a recap email in Gmail with who does what and by when.
Your first signup includes $50 in free credits.
After the call
Close the loop after a meeting
No flowchart to draw. Describe the job in chat. TulipFarm sets up the agent and its workflow, and shows you both before anything runs.
When I give you my notes from a meeting, write a recap email. List the decisions, then every action item with an owner and a date. Save it as a draft.
I made an agent called Meeting follow-up and a workflow you start by hand. It reads the notes doc. Saving the draft asks you first. Activate it?
Every run is saved as an agent task you can open, check and rerun.
You pick the notes doc
Run startedStartedThe notes in Google Docs
2 pagesDecisions, owners and dates
3 decisions, 5 actionsAny action without an owner or a date
1 needs a dateSave the recap as a draft in Gmail
ApprovedDraft in Gmail
Draft readyCompletedDecisions first, then a short list of who owes what. Gaps are marked so you can fill them.
Thanks for the time today. Here is what we decided: keep the current plan, move the review to next week, and pause the second phase.
Next steps: Person A sends the revised plan by Friday. Person B books the review. Person C checks the budget (date to confirm).
Reply to this email if I missed anything.
Three parts you own and can change at any time.
Meeting follow-up
Reads notes and writes the recap.
Recap format
Decisions first, then owners and dates.
Start by hand
Run it when the call ends.
It uses your own connections, so it never sees more than you can.
Let it find attendees from the event, so the To line is filled in.
Share the action list in a channel after you approve it.
Keep one skill per kind of meeting: 1:1, planning, review.
From a Google Doc you choose. Write them by hand or paste them in from any note tool.
The agent marks it in the draft so you can fill it in. It does not guess a name.
No. It saves a draft. Sending asks you first.
Weekdays · 8:00
A short brief before each call: who, last emails, open docs, what to ask.
Daily · 17:00
Finds promises and requests in your mail and adds them to a task table.
On request
Reads a thread and your past replies, then leaves a draft that sounds like you.
Public beta, open to everyone. Your first signup includes $50 in free credits.