Asking meetings is a real conversation; the Meetings page shows what each meeting was about

One chat for asking meetings. Your question on the right, the answer on the left as it's written, with what it's reading while it works. Stop (or Esc) ends an answer early.
Numbered sources. Select 1, 2… in an answer, or N sources under it: each source shows the meeting, its date and series, who spoke and when, and the line itself. Jump to the moment opens the transcript there.
Follow-ups. Suggested follow-up questions under each answer, and follow-ups across meetings now know what you asked before.
Conversations are kept. Reopen a meeting, or the Meetings page, and your conversation is still there (on any device you sign in on). New chat starts over. If you can no longer open a meeting an answer used, that answer is hidden.
Ask across meetings opens beside your meetings on a computer (or page-wide with Expand) and full screen on a phone. Pick a series and a period with the chips in the question box.
Keyboard. Enter sends, Shift+Enter is a new line, ↑ brings back your last question, Esc stops an answer or closes the sources.
The Meetings page shows each meeting's series cover with its date, the day, time and length, a line of the summary, who was there, and how many decisions, action items and open questions it has. Month headings stay on screen as you scroll; search covers titles, series and people; point at a meeting to open its transcript or ask it. Connect Google Meet, Import past meetings, the Meetings folder and Organize are under one calm header.
A meeting bar on every meeting page: who was there, who can open it, Transcript and Ask this meeting.
MCP list_meetings gives each meeting's summary line and its decision and open-question counts. API: GET /api/v1/meetings rows add summary, decisions, open_questions and cover; ask citations add speaker, at and quote; both asks take thread_id (and Ask across takes history) and return thread_id, readable with GET /api/v1/ask/threads/{id}.