> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.anarlog.so/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Automate meeting follow-up

> Send recaps, create issues, update project notes, or export every meeting.

Automations run repeatable work when a meeting ends. They are part of Anarlog Pro.

## Use a starter

Open **Automations** and choose a starter from the sidebar:

| Starter                              | What it does                                              | Configuration                       |
| ------------------------------------ | --------------------------------------------------------- | ----------------------------------- |
| Share a meeting recap in Slack       | Posts the meeting title and AI summary.                   | Connect Slack and choose a channel. |
| Update project notes in Notion       | Appends a dated meeting update to a page.                 | Connect Notion and choose a page.   |
| Turn action items into Linear issues | Creates issue drafts from assigned follow-ups.            | Connect Linear and choose a team.   |
| Export every meeting as Markdown     | Writes the memo, summary, and transcript to a local file. | Choose an export folder.            |

1. Select the starter.
2. Connect the service or choose the local folder it needs.
3. Review the trigger, source content, and result preview.
4. Click **Save & enable**.

An enabled starter runs after a meeting ends and the content it needs is ready. Disable it when you want to keep the setup without running it.

## Check whether it ran

The automation detail shows whether it is enabled and the result of its last run. A failed run includes a short error. Check the selected destination and reconnect the service when authorization has expired.

For Markdown exports, confirm that the chosen folder still exists and is writable. The local export does not need Slack, Notion, or Linear access.

## Draft a custom automation in Chat

You can describe a workflow in Chat, including what should happen and when. The draft and its conversation appear with your automations so you can return to them.

Examples:

* “After customer calls, draft Linear issues for action items assigned to our team.”
* “Save completed interviews as Markdown in my research folder.”
* “Post the summary of weekly planning meetings to the product Slack channel.”

A Chat-created automation remains a draft and does not run automatically. Continue its Chat conversation to refine the workflow. Use one of the guided starters for an automation you can enable today.

Automations send meeting content to the destination you configure. Use only workspaces, channels, pages, teams, and folders that should receive that content.