The meeting ends. Everyone remembers the conversation for about ten minutes. Then the thread moves on, the next call starts, and the follow-up becomes another small task you have to reconstruct later.
Corivo's agent is built for that gap.
The cost of the old way
Follow-ups fail for boring reasons:
- The calendar event names the meeting, but not the real decision.
- The agenda doc has notes, but not the Slack context that made the decision matter.
- The action items are spread across Linear, email, or a chat thread.
- You know what to say, but writing the recap still takes ten minutes.
The result is either no follow-up or a vague one.
What Corivo's agent does
You give Corivo one command: "Write the follow-up for that meeting."
- Identifies the meeting from your calendar and active screen.
- Reads the agenda and notes from Google Docs, Notion, or Feishu.
- Pulls attendee context from the event and recent related threads.
- Finds action items in Linear, Slack, Gmail, or Feishu when they are part of the project context.
- Drafts the recap with decisions, owners, open questions, and next steps.
- You edit and send. Cut the sentence that feels too strong, add a missing owner, ship it.
What the connected tools add
- Calendar — event, attendees, timing, linked docs.
- Google Docs / Notion / Feishu — agenda, notes, decision docs.
- Slack / Gmail / Intercom — surrounding conversation.
- Linear — action items and owner context.
Screen context helps Corivo know which meeting you mean; connected tools fill in the rest.
What you'll feel
The first useful follow-up is not dramatic. It is just one less context-rebuild at the end of a busy day. The win compounds when the follow-up also updates the ticket, names the owner, and preserves the decision while it is still fresh.