Notes are written for people.

Every meeting tool of the last few years made the notes better. Cleaner summaries, tidier action items.

Then the meeting ends, and you open Claude and say the whole thing again. The notes were written for a person to read. But the person isn’t doing the work anymore. Their agent is, and it was not in the meeting.

So the decision gets retold. Five people explain it to five AIs, and now there are five versions of what was agreed. Leave out half a sentence, and an agent will do the wrong thing, quickly and carefully.

Sitin fixes the one thing notes can’t: it puts the agent in the meeting. It hears the decision directly, answers when you ask it, and the sentence “that’s settled” is the only instruction it needs. From said to done.