Learn how Attain OS and its AI agent Atty help you draft, review, and publish meeting minutes faster, replacing separate tools.
Meeting minutes are the official record of discussions, decisions, and action items. But capturing them accurately while participating in a meeting is tough. Juggling a notebook, a voice recorder, and a to-do list often leads to scattered notes and missed details.
Attain OS, with its built-in AI agent Atty, streamlines this. Instead of switching between multiple apps, you get a single platform where Atty drafts your meeting minutes from your project context. You review, refine, and publish—all without leaving Attain OS.
During a 30-minute standup, key updates, blockers, and next steps fly fast. With Attain OS, you can dictate notes or type key points into the Notes app. Atty then drafts structured minutes, including action items and owners, which you review before sharing via The Feed or Email app.
A one-hour kickoff with a client covers scope, timelines, and responsibilities. Using the Content Creator app, you set the project context (client name, goals). Atty uses that context to draft minutes that capture agreements and action items, ready for your review and distribution via the Sharing Hub.
Official board meetings require precise, formal minutes. You record motions, votes, and decisions in the Documents app. Atty formats these into a polished draft with headings for attendees, agenda, resolutions, and next steps. You finalize and save as a permanent document.
Open the Content Creator app and create a new 'Meeting Minutes' item. Fill in key details: meeting title, date, attendees, and agenda from your Calendar or Tasks. This gives Atty the foundation it needs.
During the meeting, use the Notes app to jot down discussions, decisions, and action items. You can also speak to the Voice Assistant to record ideas hands-free. No need to worry about structure—just capture the essence.
Back in Content Creator, instruct Atty to 'draft meeting minutes from my notes.' Atty analyzes your notes and project context, then produces a structured draft with sections like Summary, Discussion Points, Decisions, and Action Items.
Read through the draft, tweak wording, assign action items to People, and link relevant Documents or Tasks. Once satisfied, publish via The Feed, Email, or the Sharing Hub. The final minutes are stored in Documents for future reference.
A close-to-finished draft — not a blank page. Here's the kind of result the flow hands you, ready to review, tweak, and publish.
Jane Doe (PM), John Smith (Dev), Emily Davis (Design), Mark Lee (QA)
1. Development completed sprint backlog items #45-48. 2. Design handed off new mockups for client approval. 3. QA identified two critical bugs in login flow.
Sprint review moved to Thursday 2 PM. Bug fixes prioritized over new features for rest of sprint.
John: fix login bugs (due 3/12). Emily: submit final mockups (due 3/11). Mark: update test cases (due 3/13).
Atty works with text notes and voice input via the Voice Assistant. It doesn't analyze audio files, but you can speak your notes and then ask Atty to draft minutes from the transcribed text.
Use the Sharing Hub to generate a public link or send via Email. Attain OS does not integrate with third-party tools, but you can export minutes as a document and attach it to an email.
Yes, you can create a template in the Content Creator app with fixed sections (e.g., attendees, agenda). Atty will use that structure each time you draft minutes for the recurring meeting.
Minutes are saved in the Documents app after you publish. While drafting, you can manually save versions using the Notes or Documents app, but there is no automatic version history.
