Meeting intelligence that feeds reviewed execution
ContractSpec turns meeting decisions into reviewed execution inputs instead of recap archives.
Meeting tools are good at capture.
Operators still lose when the decision never becomes approved work.
Live now
ContractSpec uses meeting intelligence to support the first handoff:
- extract decisions and risks from the source
- keep confidence visible
- surface contradictions before export
- move the useful signal into a brief and reviewed handoff
This is the real difference.
The meeting record is not the product.
The reviewed transition out of the meeting is.
Guardrails
The source stays attached. Confidence stays visible. Nothing should jump straight from transcript to downstream systems without review.
Not live yet
The long-term direction is broader cross-meeting synthesis and wider operational coverage.
But the present-tense promise is narrower:
use meetings as source material for approved execution, not as an archive that everybody forgets.
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