Use Lindy to track meeting commitments

Thanh Pham describes a Lindy commitment tracker among the agents he uses for everyday work. It reads meeting transcripts, identifies promises and drafts a follow-up when something has not arrived after two days. It also tracks Pham's own commitments and nudges him about work he has not delivered.

The post gives a concrete example: if a contact promised a proposal and two days pass, a reminder draft appears in the inbox. Pham built the workflow from transcript analysis, a timer and email drafting. He says the transcript parsing and conditional logic required iteration to get right, classifying the setup as more involved than his meeting follow-up drafter.

The source describes draft reminders rather than an automatic-send policy. It places this task within a larger set of meeting-preparation, scheduling and email agents whose work can overlap. Pham explicitly qualifies his overall time-saving figures as averages rather than adding every daily estimate together. The specific behavior here is identifying an unmet promise and preparing a reminder for the inbox.

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Source: www.asianefficiency.com · Thanh Pham