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Meetings that know what comes next.

Guided turns proven meeting formats into live rooms — prepare the path, guide the group, harvest decisions and actions. Agents help from the edge: visible, scoped, ejectable.

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A live Guided room during a consent vote: the amber ring timer counts down above the circle of participants, with the session path showing what comes next.
A consent decision in a live retrospective.

The loop

  1. Begin

    Choose a proven format: retrospective, decision session, workshop, circle. Or describe what you need.

  2. Compose

    The agenda becomes a path: elements with timers, tools, and materials staged where they belong.

  3. Gather

    The room walks the path with you. Everything appears when it's needed; you stay with the people.

  4. Harvest

    Leave with structured decisions and owned actions, not a transcript dump.

Why this is different

Prepared for the moment

The room does not send people hunting through tabs. Media, shared surfaces, and the host’s private material arrive with the part of the meeting that needs them.

A Guided room with a YouTube player on stage, synchronized to the host’s playback position.
Synchronized YouTube. Play, pause, seek, and late joiners meet the room at the same moment.
A collaborative whiteboard embedded directly in the active Guided meeting stage.
Miro and shared boards. Stage the surface where the work happens, then let it disappear when the path moves on.
The host-only materials panel below a prepared meeting path in Guided.
Host materials. Private cues and prepared resources stay beside the live room, visible only to the facilitator.
A synchronized slide deck staged in a Guided room with host controls.
Synchronized media. Slides and audio are already in place, ready to appear when the meeting reaches them.
A prepared consent ballot in a live Guided room, ready to open when the path reaches the decision.
Votes, prepared. A consent ballot opens when the path reaches the decision — counted in the open, kept in the harvest.
The Guided builder: a session path under composition, each element carrying its own tools and materials.
Compose the path: every element carries its tools.
A Guided room mid-session: the path along the top, the stage with speakers, and the ring timer.
The room knows the format — path, stage, timer.
The harvest view after a session: structured decisions, owned actions, and the group pulse.
The harvest: decisions, actions, and the self-reported pulse, ready when you close.

Agents, in plain words

An agent is AI help for a meeting — a note-taker, a summarizer, a guide that knows the format.

In Guided, an agent is a guest, not a bug in the walls. Before it can do anything it knocks: the room shows who sent it, where it runs, and what it asks to see and do — in plain words. The host decides. Everyone sees it in the room, the host can remove it with one tap, and every meeting works completely without one.

An agent's admission card at the room door: plain-language scopes with admit and reject buttons.
The Guide asks at the door: what it may see and do, in plain words — admit or reject.

A meeting companion at the edge

The Companion is such an agent — install it on one participant’s computer, and the host can admit it to transcribe the meeting and prepare summaries for the group.

The audio can be processed locally, while the owner chooses how summaries run. Everyone sees that the Companion is present, what it may hear, and when it leaves.

For AI builders

This part is for people who build with AI — assistants, automations, coding agents. If that's not you, the plain words above are the whole idea; if it is, the room you've been reading about is a surface your code can drive.

Every gathering is promptable end-to-end — prepare, run, harvest — with agents you can see and eject.

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Agents hold the structure. Humans hold the meaning.