The moment a calendar meeting ends, a templated follow-up is already on its way, on time, every time. Then the workflow waits for the meeting transcript, forwards it to the client, and has Claude draft a second, fully tailored follow-up referencing what was actually said.
Google Calendar fires the moment a meeting ends (polled every 5 minutes). The flow qualifies the meeting, external, client-facing, worth a follow-up, picks the right template for its type, and sends immediately. Template-first is deliberate: it always goes out, on time, with zero AI risk.
If transcripts are enabled, the workflow pauses while the meeting recorder finishes, then searches the inbox for transcript emails, matches the right one to this meeting by time and title, and extracts the full transcript text for the next stage.
The transcript fans out two ways: optionally forwarded straight to the client, and, if AI drafting is on, fed to Claude, which writes a second follow-up referencing the specific commitments and next steps discussed. That one lands as a draft for review, never auto-sent.