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Fellow AI review (Oct 2026): agenda and action drafts for recurring meetings

Fellow when agendas and action items for recurring meetings already live there. Draft the agenda from last week’s open items. A human edits before the meeting. Fireflies, Otter, and Fathom are capture tools if the job is a transcript.

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What this page covers

This page is for leads who already keep agendas in Fellow and want a draft of next week’s agenda from open action items. We did not fetch a price. Confirm what AI features your workspace shows. A draft agenda is not minutes. Decisions that did not happen do not get written down. If you need a transcript bot, that is a different product and a different seat.

Simple Fellow mark diagram
Simple brand mark. Diagrams below are workflows, not Fellow screenshots.

Major features (with how someone uses them)

Examples at a glance: each feature has a concrete ops example plus a short Try this.

1. Draft the agenda from open items only (primary)

What it is: Paste last meeting’s open action items and the meeting’s purpose. Ask for a short agenda. Do not add topics nobody owns. The facilitator edits before the invite goes out.

Concrete example (facilitator) Three open items exist. The draft adds a “strategy brainstorm” nobody asked for. The facilitator deletes it and keeps the three items with owners.
Workflow from open items to an agenda
Simple workflow: open items in, agenda draft out, a human edits.
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Primary workflow:

From last week’s open items, draft an agenda. Delete any topic that has no owner.

2. Action items need a name or Unknown

What it is: After the meeting, draft actions from notes a human typed or approved. Every action has a name or Unknown. Do not assign a person who was not in the room. Do not mark something done because the draft sounds finished.

Concrete example (note taker) The draft assigns a follow-up to a teammate who was out sick. The facilitator moves it to Unknown and asks in the channel.
Diagram of an agenda with a draft panel
Simple diagram. Not a Fellow screenshot.
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Action check:

Draft actions from the notes. Replace any owner who was absent with Unknown.

3. Decide if a bot joins

What it is: An agenda tool does not have to record. If you also run Fireflies, Otter, or Fathom, you may be paying two seats to remember one meeting. Pick the capture tool, if any, and let Fellow hold the agenda. Tell guests a recording is happening.

Concrete example (lead) The staff meeting has Fellow notes and a Fireflies bot and Zoom Companion. The lead keeps Fellow for the agenda and one capture tool. The others are removed from that series.
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Seat check:

List capture tools on one recurring meeting. Keep one. Write why.

4. Versus Fireflies, Fathom, and Zoom Companion

What it is: Fellow for the agenda and the action list you edit. A transcript tool if you truly need the words. Zoom AI Companion if you refuse another bot and Zoom is where you meet. Do not expect the agenda tool to invent decisions that were not made.

Concrete example (boundary) Decisions live in the Fellow action list the facilitator edited. The transcript is only there for a dispute about wording.
Diagram comparing Fellow and transcript tools
Simple split: agenda tool versus capture tool.
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Home for the job:

For one meeting series, write what you need: agenda, transcript, or both. Pay for that.

Pricing context (October 2026)

We did not open this vendor’s public price table for this review. October 2026 is the date of the page, not a quote. Use the vendor’s live pricing page and your invoice.

If an assist is included or missing on your plan, record that from the admin screen.

Uncertainty: Names, limits, and which workspaces have the assist change. This page does not claim a dollar price or a general-availability date.

When it’s useful (honest take)

Useful when Fellow already holds the recurring agenda and a human edits before and after the meeting. Less useful if you wanted it to replace a facilitator. Less useful beside two transcript bots on the same series.

Paying for Fellow AI and a few other AI tools? The $9 AI toolkit spreadsheet lists every AI subscription you have, what each one costs, and how fast it pays for itself, so you can see which ones are worth the money.

Want someone to do it for you? AI toolkit audit — $19

Related options (educational)

Where meeting memory should live (Oct 2026)
NeedBetter homeWhy
Agenda and actionsFellow (this page)Human edits; owners or Unknown
A transcriptFireflies or FathomOne capture tool
Stay inside ZoomZoom AI CompanionIf you will not add a bot
Typed notes, no botGranolaDifferent capture style

FAQ

Will it decide for us?

No. It drafts. The facilitator edits.

How much does Fellow cost?

We do not say. Check Fellow’s pricing and your invoice.

Do we need a transcript too?

Only if you use the transcript. Otherwise it is an extra seat.

Can it assign people who were absent?

It might. You change those owners to Unknown.

Optional next step (if seats overlap)

If two AI seats would answer the same question, map the overlap with the $19 AI toolkit audit or the $9 AI toolkit spreadsheet. Email Audit $19 or Toolkit spreadsheet $9.

Checkout is live via Stripe. After you pay, we email delivery (spreadsheet) or intake next steps (audit).

Related: Fireflies · Fathom · meetings hub · How-to: Build next week’s agenda from last week’s open items in Fellow

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