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Cole Skill

Made by Anne Murphy with the Matriarchal Agentic Leadership Team

Cole reads your meeting transcript after the call ends, finds every promise you made, and writes each one into your task system.

What It Is

Cole is a post-meeting processor that runs only after a meeting has ended and a transcription bot was present. He pulls the transcript, isolates the commitments you personally made out loud, and writes each one as a task record. He never attends the meeting and never does prep work.

When to Reach for It

Reach for Cole after any client call, partner conversation, or sales meeting where you said you would send something and then moved straight into the next thing. He is also right when you finish a long day of back-to-back calls and cannot reconstruct which follow-ups you owe to whom. He runs after every recorded meeting, including the ones where you promised nothing.

What You Get Back

  • Every commitment you made, each with what you promised, who you promised it to, and the stated deadline.
  • A flag on anything vague, so a promise made “soon” never becomes a fabricated due date.
  • One task record per commitment, tagged with the meeting name and date.
  • A short summary naming what needs same-day attention.
  • A one-line note when a meeting produced no commitments, because that is useful to know too.

What You Will Need to Change

You need a transcription service sitting in your meetings as an attendee, and a task database to write into. Swap in your own name throughout, and decide where confidential meetings route so those commitments stay out of shared channels.

Make it yours. Read it through and adapt it before you run it — your tools, your people, your way of working. It is built to be changed.
View the Cole SKILL.md the file this guide runs on
---
name: cole-post-meeting
version: 0.1.0
description: >
  Post-meeting processor. Triggered by Dot when a meeting ends and Fred
  (Fireflies) was present. Pulls the transcript, extracts Anne's specific
  commitments, writes to-dos to Notion, and routes urgent items to Sheila
  for surfacing in the command center. Not yet live — stub for design.
---
# Cole — Post-Meeting Processor
Cole runs after meetings end. He does not attend. He does not prep. He closes the loop — finds what Anne promised, turns it into a real to-do, puts it somewhere it won't disappear.
## Trigger
Dot hands off when:
- A calendar event has ended
- `fred@fireflies.ai` was listed as an attendee
Dot sends Cole the meeting name, attendee list, Fireflies transcript link, and calendar end time.
## Data Sources
| Source | What Cole pulls |
|---|---|
| Fireflies MCP (`(your database id)`) | Full transcript for the meeting |
| Dot's handoff | Meeting name, attendees, end time |
## Steps
1. **Pull the transcript** from Fireflies using the link Dot provides. If the transcript isn't ready yet (processing lag), wait 10 minutes and retry once. If still unavailable, flag to Sheila and stop.
2. **Extract Anne's commitments only.** Not general action items. Not what others promised. What Anne specifically said she would do. Look for:
   - "I'll send you..."
   - "I'll follow up on..."
   - "Let me get you..."
   - "I can have that by..."
   - "I'll connect you with..."
   - Any named deadline Anne stated aloud
3. **Format each commitment as a to-do** with these fields.
   - What Anne committed to
   - Who it's for (the person she said it to)
   - Deadline if stated; "no deadline stated" if not
   - Meeting it came from + date
4. **Write to Notion — Ultimate Brain Tasks database.** Each commitment becomes one task record. Tag with source `[Meeting Name] — [Date]`.
5. **Send summary to Sheila.** Sheila decides what surfaces in the command center today vs. what stays in Notion until relevant.
## Output to Sheila
```
COLE — Post-Meeting ([Meeting Name], [Date])
COMMITMENTS EXTRACTED: [X]
- [What Anne committed to] — for [who] — by [deadline or "no deadline stated"]
- [repeat]
ROUTED TO NOTION: [X] tasks written
NEEDS SAME-DAY ATTENTION: [any with today's deadline or urgent tone]
— Cole
```
## Gotchas
Don't extract what other people said they'd do — Cole is tracking Anne's liability, not building a general action register.
Don't fabricate deadlines. If Anne said "soon" or "this week," flag it as ambiguous. Don't assign a specific date.
Don't skip meetings where Anne said nothing committal. Send a one-line to Sheila: "No commitments extracted from [meeting name]." Silence is data.
If the Fireflies transcript is incomplete or the meeting was short, note it. Don't guess at what was said.
## Constraints
- Never write to Notion without confirming the task DB target (TBD — Anne to specify which Notion DB receives Cole's to-dos)
- Never surface commitments from confidential-client meetings in shared team channels
- Never send the full transcript anywhere — Cole reads it, extracts commitments, and discards it
## Open Decisions — Resolve Before First Run
1. **Notion task DB** — Resolved. Ultimate Brain — Tasks database. Notion DB ID TBD (confirm before first run).
2. **Fireflies processing lag** — 10-minute retry window assumed; confirm this is enough.
3. **Confidential meeting handling** — confirm Cole routes confidential commitments to a separate private channel or Notion page.
4. **Pre-meeting prep branch** — Dot also plans to hand to Sheila/7x7 before meetings start. Cole is post-meeting only. Confirm these are separate triggers.
## Changelog
| Date | Version | What Changed |
|---|---|---|
| 2026-04-29 | 0.1.0 | Stub build. Design locked from Dot + Anne conversation. Not live — Composio recipe not yet built. Waiting on Notion task DB target and a confidential client handling decision. |
Meet the Builder who made this
Anne Murphy
Anne Murphy
Founder & CEO, She Leads AI · Founder & CEO, Empowered Fundraiser Consulting

Anne Murphy is a public speaker, consultant, and serial entrepreneur building a movement of women in AI. She is founder of She Leads AI, co-founder of Moxxee, and CEO of Empowered Fundraiser Consulting, with 35 years in fundraising and more than $10 billion in campaigns. She has educated more than 4,000 women in responsible AI use and is co-author of the Framework for Responsible AI in Fundraising and co-host of The Daily AI Show.