Summarize meeting notes and extract actions in Notion

Meeting notes are written fast and read by nobody. An Orkeste agent reads the notes page in Notion, adds a short summary with the decisions, the owners and the deadlines, and posts the action items to the team's Slack channel.

The problem

Actions agreed in a meeting live in a page nobody reopens. A week later, everyone remembers a different decision.

How the workflow runs

Runs: When you start it after a meeting, or every day for new notes pages.

  1. Find the page: The agent searches Notion for the notes page, up to ten pages per search.
  2. Read it: It reads the notes as written.
  3. Extract: It lists the decisions, the action items, their owners and their deadlines.
  4. Approve: The summary can wait in Validations for the meeting host.
  5. Add it to the page: The summary is added at the end of the page under a clear heading.
  6. Post the actions: The action items are posted to the team's Slack channel.

With approval on, the summary is added and shared only after the meeting host approves it.

Who does what

What this workflow does not do

Works with your stack

Questions about this workflow

Can it put the summary at the top of the page?

It adds content at the end of a page, or can update the page. Most teams keep the summary at the end, under a clear heading.

Can it create tasks from the actions?

Yes. Add a step to create a Jira issue, a Linear issue or a Trello card per action.

Does it work with Confluence?

Yes. Agents read and update Confluence pages the same way.

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