Set up AI notetakers for your meetings

Tony L. uses Lindy with Outlook and Slack to create meeting notetakers that replace handwritten notes and send reliable follow-ups.

Done with Lindyn8n· Intermediate

What they did
Tony L. switched from n8n to Lindy and found the setup straightforward. They build agents by chatting with Lindy, then connect it to Outlook and Slack so it can create and manage notetakers for meetings.
How it went
They stopped taking notes by hand and started getting steady feedback after each meeting. One downside is that mistakes while assembling agents can burn through a lot of credits.
Tips
Start with a simple meeting workflow and check the first few runs closely. Expect some credit use while the agent is being tuned, especially if it makes build-time errors.

Try it yourself with Lindy

Help me build a Lindy meeting notetaker for my [calendar/meeting tool] and [Slack/email] setup. It should join only [type of meetings or rule], capture the main decisions, action items, and owners, then draft a summary for [channel/person]. Before it sends, posts, or shares anything, pause and show me the draft so I can approve it. If the setup needs any risky step, ask me first.

Fill in the [brackets]. Agents can make mistakes, so review anything before it is sent, paid or deleted.

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