A field guide from Articulate · the agency · 2026 edition

Meeting intelligence is a discipline now.

The map of AI-powered meeting intelligence — auto-transcription, action extraction, pre-meeting workflows, and the routing gap the market hasn't solved. The voices, the tools, the patterns, and the research underneath.

The field in 2026: tools capture fine. The broken link is routing — getting actions from the transcript into a single owned register with a named owner and a due date. Kept fresh by Benjamin, the Better publisher.
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The Hype — scored, not just listed.

The field's front door. New launches, product updates and signal land here first — each scored P/Q/S (productivity · quality · sellable, out of 9) with a plain verdict: act, watch, or skip. What proves out graduates into the Stack or the Voices; the rest decays.

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The Voices

Who to read on meeting intelligence — the researchers, the practitioners, and the operators who have built real systems around meeting discipline. Handles verified at first edition.

The Stack

The tools for AI-powered meeting intelligence — capture, scheduling, agenda discipline, action tracking, and async alternatives. The five-layer stack that surrounds the meeting room.

The Patterns

The working vocabulary of meeting intelligence — from async-first to the action register. The patterns that separate Level 3 from Level 1 operators.

The Science — the research underneath.

The primary sources beneath the practice — meeting science, async research, and the decision-making literature the whole field stands on. Every link goes to the canonical source itself, not a write-up of it.

Open Questions

The live arguments as of mid-2026. No settled answers — that's the point.

Library — every entry, queryable.

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