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Turn a meeting into action

Every Live Session can become a task. When you start a task from a session, the meeting goes into the task’s scope, so Chief answers from that meeting’s transcript and the items it pulled out — instead of you pasting notes in.

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Start a task from a suggested action

  1. Open Live Sessions and open the session.
  2. In the suggestions panel, find an item under Task suggestions.
  3. Click Start task on that item.
Chief opens a new task already grounded in the meeting and primed to help you make progress on that action — laying out next steps, relevant facts, and anything you should know.

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Find tasks you’ve started

Once you start a task from a suggestion, it moves into the session’s Tasks list in the suggestions panel. Click any item there to reopen that task.
Good to know: The meeting stays attached to the task as context, so you can keep asking questions and Chief keeps answering from the transcript — not just the first action.

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FAQ

The task is created through the normal task flow and the session is attached to its scope. If answers seem ungrounded, confirm the session has a transcript and reopen the task from the session’s Tasks list rather than starting a brand-new, unrelated task.
Start task appears on surfaced Task suggestions. If a meeting produced none, you can still start one — select any passage in the transcript and choose Task from the selection menu to open a task grounded in that meeting.
In your normal tasks, and it’s also linked back onto the session under Tasks so you can find it from the meeting later.