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Outbound3 min read

Meeting intelligence now compiles into execution

I shipped meeting intelligence as an execution compiler, not a recap archive.

Theo BoutronPublished on February 27, 2026

Summaries are cheap. Execution signal is the real moat.

I shipped meeting intelligence around actionability:

  • decision extraction with confidence
  • contradiction signals
  • promote-to-PM and promote-to-schedule paths

Concrete difference

Old pattern:

  • meeting says "approved"
  • backlog keeps old direction
  • schedule allocates to the wrong path

New pattern:

  • decision is extracted with confidence metadata
  • contradictions are surfaced
  • downstream execution paths are updated

Why this wins

Teams do not lose because they lacked notes. They lose because decisions never become execution.

Proof anchor

See meeting intelligence evidence rows in: specs/competition_killer_pack/CLAIM_EVIDENCE_MATRIX_2026-02-24.md

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