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LEARN · FROM THE PEOPLE BUILDING A DELEGATE

Plain answers about AI in your meetings.

What an AI meeting assistant can actually do, how to send one on your behalf, what it should refuse to say, and why it must ask before it acts. Written from shipped behavior, not roadmap.
LEARN · THE CATEGORY IN 2026
An AI meeting assistant that attends for you: what it can actually do in 2026
The three things people mean by an AI attending for you, and what a real delegate can actually do.
LEARN · CATEGORY MAP
AI note taker, AI worker, or AI delegate: what actually shows up to your meeting
Three products wear the same pitch. One question separates them: what happens when the room asks for the absent person?
LEARN · HOW-TO
How to send an AI to a meeting on your behalf: Zoom, Microsoft Teams, and Google Meet
The six steps, including the one most guides skip: what to tell the other attendees.
LEARN · THE ETHICS OF SPEAKING FOR SOMEONE
What should an AI say in a meeting on your behalf?
Three things it may say, two it must never do, and why restraint is architecture, not philosophy.
LEARN · COMPARISON · SEPTEMBER 2026
Harlyn vs DelegateWorker: two different answers to "send an AI instead"
Two different answers to sending an AI instead. A fair, dated comparison against their own published pages.
LEARN · THE APPROVAL GATE
AI meeting agents that ask before they act: the case for the approval gate
Meeting agents should act. The question is whether they act on their own judgment or on your yes.
LEARN · BUYING GUIDE
Choosing an AI note taking app in 2026 (and the question none of the reviews ask)
The honest checklist, why to be stingy, and the question the roundups never ask: who does the work after?
See a delegate handle a real meeting.
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