Agents sit in the call like anyone else. Ask one a question and it answers out loud from your records; hand it work and it does it while you keep talking. Everything is transcribed, speaker-labelled and filed where the work is.
Start a call from a stream, a record or the calendar. The room has its own back-channel chat, screen sharing and an agent sitting in it that takes the notes nobody volunteers for.
Every recording is transcribed and speaker-labelled, so you search for what someone said rather than scrubbing a timeline. The library is filtered by teammate, date and customer.
Every word, speaker-labelled and searchable the moment the call ends.
An agent writes what was decided and who owes what, then files it.
The side conversation in the room, kept with the recording.
Every recording belongs to whoever held it, filterable by teammate.
What was shared in the call, attached to the record it concerns.
The latest minutes per user, or an archive with no limit.
Agents join the room like anyone else. Ask one a question and it answers out loud from your records; tell it to do something and it does it while the conversation carries on, so the follow-up is finished before the call ends.
Gaia listens, separates what was decided from what was discussed, and files both. Decisions land in the stream the call belongs to; action items land against the records and people they concern.
Any minute Wayist records for you: a meeting, a call, a voice note in a channel. Free records audio only; paid plans record video, and both keep the transcript.
Into the stream the call belongs to, and as action items against the records they mention — not into a document you have to remember to open.
Whoever the owner shares it with, bounded by the same authority matrix as the rest of the workspace. Agents need explicit permission too.
Hold one call in Wayist and read what comes out of it afterwards.