pilot-meeting-assistant-setup

Meeting automation across three roles is orchestrated by a scheduler handling calendar invites, a note-taker capturing structured summaries, and an action-tracker extracting assigned reminders. This workflow establishes end-to-end cross-role communication.

The Pilot protocol is a framework establishing secure handshakes and trust across distinct agents. It defines role-specific skills, peer relationships, and data flows so separate roles like scheduler and note-taker can communicate securely.

To set up role-specific skills, install the three roles via clawhub, assign a unique hostname to each role, and run the required handshakes to establish trust. This generates the setup manifests needed for deployment.

Yes, pilotctl is integrated to manage the deployment metadata for the three-agent workflow. It works alongside the Pilot protocol to define data flows and ensure secure cross-role communication for the meeting-management process.

Yes, the action-tracker role within the meeting-management workflow specifically extracts action items, assigns owners, and sends automated reminders. This ensures structured action tracking directly follows the note-taking phase.

The three-agent meeting-management workflow requires configuring secure handshakes and assigning distinct hostnames for each role before operation. It is limited to scenarios needing structured cross-role communication via the Pilot protocol.