minutes-weekly

Synthesizing multiple meetings into a weekly briefing requires analyzing recordings and memos from the last 7 days to extract themes, track decision arcs, and audit action items. This produces a forward-looking brief highlighting pending commitments and risk signals.

Tracking stale action items across recent meetings is done by running a phase-based audit on sessions from the last 7 days. This process consolidates scattered decisions and memos to surface pending commitments and attention items for weekly review.

Extracting decision arcs and themes from a week of recordings involves cross-meeting synthesis that applies phase-based analysis to recent sessions. This identifies recurring patterns and maps the progression of decisions into a structured narrative.

Generating a weekly meeting summary requires local data storage and the minutes CLI to perform phase-based analysis. These dependencies process your recordings and memos to output a focused brief with themes, decisions, and risk signals.

Including voice memos when summarizing meetings is supported by cross-meeting synthesis. The process evaluates both memos and sessions from the last 7 days to deliver a consolidated weekly narrative of action items and decisions.

Weekly meeting synthesis shows forward-looking risk signals because the phase-based analysis audits pending commitments and stale action items. This surfaces attention items and potential blockers for the upcoming week within the structured brief.