Meeting Follow-Up Agent

AI-powered post-meeting follow-ups with action items.

Post-meeting intelligence agent. 4 agents fetch calendar events, analyze meeting transcripts with Sonnet 4.6, extract action items across 5 AIC categories (decision_made, task_assigned, follow_up_required, question_unresolved, escalation_needed), assign ownership and priority, and generate professional follow-up emails via Gmail with Notion documentation. The post-meeting complement to Universal Meeting Prep. $0.035/meeting.

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Four Agents. Every Meeting. Action Items That Actually Get Done.

Fetcher

Step 1Fetcher

Code

Dual-trigger activation: scheduled poll of Google Calendar for recently ended meetings, or webhook for on-demand processing. Fetches event metadata, attendee list, and any attached notes or transcript data. Normalizes input from both trigger paths into a unified meeting record.

Analyst

Step 2Analyst

Tier 1 Reasoning

Sonnet 4.6 analyzes the meeting content and extracts action items across 5 AIC categories: decision_made (key decisions captured), task_assigned (tasks with assigned owner), follow_up_required (items needing further action), question_unresolved (open questions not resolved), and escalation_needed (issues requiring escalation). Each item gets a 3-level priority score and assigned owner.

Writer

Step 3Writer

Tier 2 Creative

Sonnet 4.6 generates a professional follow-up email summarizing the meeting outcomes, listing action items by priority, and clearly assigning ownership. The email is formatted for immediate sending — no manual editing required. Tone adapts based on meeting type (internal standup vs. client call vs. executive review).

Deliverer

Step 4Deliverer

HTTP + Code

Non-blocking parallel writes to Gmail and Notion. Gmail receives the follow-up email addressed to all meeting attendees. Notion receives a structured action item log with the full AIC breakdown, priority assignments, and owner mapping. Both writes execute simultaneously — if one fails, the other completes independently.

What It Does NOT Do

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Does not transcribe meetings — requires existing notes, transcript, or summary data as input

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Does not record audio or video — processes text-based meeting content only

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Does not replace project management tools — creates action items in Notion, not Jira or Asana

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Does not work with Microsoft 365 — Google Workspace only (Calendar + Gmail)

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Does not send Slack notifications — delivers via Gmail and Notion only

The Complete Customer Success Bundle

9 files — workflow JSON, system prompts, configuration guides, and complete documentation.

meeting_follow_up_agent_v1_0_0.jsonThe 22-node n8n workflow
README.md10-minute setup guide with Google Calendar, Gmail, and Notion configuration
system_prompt_analyst.txtAnalyst system prompt (5-category AIC taxonomy, priority scoring)
system_prompt_writer.txtWriter system prompt (follow-up email generation, tone adaptation)
google_workspace_setup_guide.mdGoogle Calendar + Gmail OAuth2 scopes and configuration
notion_setup_guide.mdNotion API integration token and database setup
aic_taxonomy_reference.md5-category AIC taxonomy definitions and examples
itp_results.mdITP test results — 20 records, 14/14 milestones
CHANGELOG.mdVersion history

Tested. Measured. Documented.

Every metric is ITP-measured. The Meeting Follow-Up Agent extracts action items from every meeting, assigns ownership and priority, and delivers professional follow-up emails with Notion documentation at $0.035/meeting.

Workflow Nodes

22

Blueprint Quality Standard

12/12 PASS

Agent Architecture

4 agents — Fetcher (Code), Analyst (Tier 1 Reasoning, Sonnet 4.6), Writer (Tier 2 Creative, Sonnet 4.6), Deliverer (HTTP + Code)

Required Credentials

Google Calendar OAuth2, Gmail OAuth2, Notion API, Anthropic API

Bundle Contents

9 files

Cost per Meeting

$0.035/meeting (ITP-measured, Sonnet 4.6)

ITP Milestones

14/14 PASS (20 records)

n8n Compatibility

2.11.2

Meeting Follow-Up Agent v1.0.0 — Technical Reference━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━Architecture: 22 n8n nodes, 4 agents (Fetcher → Analyst → Writer → Deliverer)Trigger:      Schedule + Webhook (dual trigger)Input:        Google Calendar API — events, attendees, notesIntelligence: Sonnet 4.6 — AIC 5-category extraction + follow-up email generationOutput:       Gmail (follow-up email) + Notion (action item log)Cost:         $0.035/meeting (ITP-measured average)ITP:          20 records, 14/14 milestones PASSBQS:          12/12 PASSTool A:       Google Calendar (input — events, attendees)Tool B:       Gmail (output — follow-up emails) + Notion (output — action log)Intelligence: Action item extraction + priority scoring + professional email generationCost Value:   0.035

What You'll Need

Platform

n8n 2.11.2+

Est. Monthly API Cost

<$8/month (10 meetings/day)

Credentials Required

  • Anthropic API
  • Google Calendar OAuth2
  • Gmail OAuth2
  • Notion Internal Integration

Services

  • Google Workspace (Calendar + Gmail)
  • Notion workspace

Setup Track

Quick Start

~15 min

All credentials live, n8n running

Full Setup

1–2 hrs

Needs API config + tables

From Scratch

2–4 hrs

No n8n, no credentials

Meeting Follow-Up Agent v1.0.0

$199

one-time purchase

What you get:

  • Production-ready 22-node n8n workflow — import and deploy
  • Automated action item extraction from every meeting
  • 5-category AIC taxonomy: decisions, tasks, follow-ups, questions, escalations
  • 3-level priority scoring with owner assignment for every item
  • Professional follow-up emails sent via Gmail to all attendees
  • Structured Notion action log for tracking and accountability
  • Sonnet 4.6 analysis at $0.035/meeting — 10 meetings/day costs $0.35
  • Post-meeting complement to Universal Meeting Prep (before + after coverage)
  • ITP test results with 20 records and 14/14 milestones
  • All sales final after download

Frequently Asked Questions

How does it relate to Universal Meeting Prep?+

Temporal complements. Universal Meeting Prep runs BEFORE meetings — researching attendees and delivering intelligence briefs. Meeting Follow-Up Agent runs AFTER meetings — extracting action items and sending follow-up emails. Together they cover the complete meeting lifecycle. Both use Google Calendar as input but serve opposite ends of the timeline.

What are the five AIC categories?+

decision_made (key decisions captured during the meeting), task_assigned (specific tasks with an assigned owner), follow_up_required (items needing further action but no owner yet), question_unresolved (questions raised but not answered), and escalation_needed (issues requiring involvement from someone not in the meeting). Each item gets a priority level: HIGH, MEDIUM, or LOW.

Does it send emails automatically?+

Yes. The Writer generates a professional follow-up email and the Deliverer sends it via Gmail to all meeting attendees. The email includes a meeting summary, prioritized action items, and owner assignments. You can configure it for draft mode if you prefer to review before sending.

What if a meeting has no clear action items?+

The Analyst still processes the meeting and may classify items as decision_made (informational outcomes). If genuinely no action items exist, the Deliverer sends a brief summary noting that no follow-up actions were identified. No Notion page is created for empty meetings.

Can I use Outlook instead of Google Calendar?+

This version is built for Google Workspace (Calendar + Gmail). The Fetcher uses Google Calendar API and the Deliverer uses Gmail API. The Analyst and Writer are calendar-agnostic — only the input/output agents would need rebuilding for Microsoft 365.

Is there a refund policy?+

All sales are final after download. Review the Blueprint Dependency Matrix and prerequisites before purchase. Questions? Contact support@forgeworkflows.com before buying. Full terms at forgeworkflows.com/legal.

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