Build a meeting assistant that writes summaries
A commenter used Lindy to make a meeting helper that attended calls and produced summaries for a week.
- What they did
- After seeing other recommendations in a Reddit thread, they set up Lindy to act as an AI helper for meetings and related tasks. It was running in real use and handling meetings along with summary writing.
- How it went
- Their setup had been active for one week and was already doing the core job they wanted. They also said they were starting to see its limits and felt more cautious about it.
- Tips
- Treat a short trial as a test, not a finished system. If the assistant is going to share anything outward, pause for a review before it sends messages or posts summaries.
Try it yourself with Lindy
Create a Lindy assistant for my [meeting platform] calls that [takes notes / captures key points] and then drafts a summary with [decisions, action items, owners]. Show me the draft first and wait for my approval before you send, email, or post anything to [recipients]. Keep working until one real meeting ends with a summary I can use without changes.
Fill in the [brackets]. Agents can make mistakes, so review anything before it is sent, paid or deleted.
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