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What it creates: Structured decisions, action items, and follow-ups formatted for team distribution.

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When to Use This

  • You’ve had a discussion (with AIs standing in for absent team members or acting as advisors)
  • You want to capture decisions and next steps in a shareable format
  • You’re using Suprmind as a brainstorming partner and want the results documented
  • You need a record of what was discussed and agreed upon

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What You Get

Meeting Notes typically include:
  • Date & Context - What was discussed and why
  • Attendees/Participants - Which AIs contributed (and their roles)
  • Discussion Summary - Key topics covered, organized by theme
  • Decisions Made - Clear statements of what was decided
  • Action Items - Who does what, by when
  • Open Questions - Unresolved items for next discussion
  • Follow-Up - When/how to continue

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Example

Conversation context: You used Suprmind to brainstorm a product launch timeline, debated the marketing strategy, and explored technical requirements with specific @mentions. Generated Meeting Notes excerpt:
Discussion Summary Three launch timing options were evaluated: aggressive (4 weeks), standard (8 weeks), and conservative (12 weeks). Multi-AI analysis indicated the standard timeline balances risk and market opportunity. Decisions
  1. Launch target: March 15 (8-week timeline)
  2. Beta group: Existing power users first, expand after 1 week
  3. Marketing: Soft launch on LinkedIn + email; no paid ads until post-beta
Action Items
  • Finalize beta user list (Owner: Product)
  • Complete API documentation (Owner: Engineering)
  • Draft launch email sequence (Owner: Marketing)
  • Set up monitoring dashboards (Owner: DevOps)
Open Questions
  • Pricing tier for new feature: revisit after beta feedback
  • International launch timing: pending UK regulation clarity

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Tips for Best Results

  • Treat your Suprmind conversation like a real meeting - cover agenda items, make decisions, assign tasks
  • Use follow-up questions to resolve ambiguity (“What specifically should we do first?”)
  • Generate mid-conversation if you’ve made key decisions you don’t want to lose
  • Works especially well after focused discussions with clear topics
  • Add your own context about real team members who will own action items

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Best AI Engine for This Type

Any - Meeting notes are about structure and accuracy, not creative writing. All engines produce good results. Claude - Slight edge for nuanced decisions and clear action item formatting. GPT-5.2 - Slightly better at structured lists and precise language.

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