Meeting memory while writing: what the team decided, right in the page

From meetings, beside Ask at the bottom right of a page, follows the section you're writing: decisions, action items (owner, due, open or done), open questions and topics from the workspace's meetings, each with its date, meeting and series, and a link to the moment in the transcript. A search box finds anything else.
Insert adds a dated, cited line, such as "Decided on Oct 28, 2026 (Daily Standup): …", with a mention of the meeting and a link to the moment. /meetings in the page opens the panel and inserts where you typed.
Missed decisions. When a section clearly leaves out a decision about its topic, a small card asks "Include it here?". With AI on, Claude Haiku 5.5 also notices a section that says something different from a decision. Nothing changes unless you choose Include. Both the button and the cards can be switched off, per person.
Ask the page with your meetings. Ask in a workspace page answers from the page and the workspace's meetings, naming the meeting and date for "when did we decide…" questions, with citations that open the moment.
Private by design. Only meetings you can open count. Meetings restricted to their attendees, including one-to-one calls, never appear for anyone else. No extra AI cost: the memory comes from the summary each meeting already has.
For AI apps: meeting_context returns the decisions and action items related to a topic or a page, with dates, links and a cited line to paste (80 MCP tools now).