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Fellow

AI meeting assistant — notes, transcripts, action items

Overview Context types Tools Use cases Connection Security

Overview

Most decisions are made out loud. Modus mines the Fellow workspace you connect — meeting notes, recordings, and action items — so what was agreed in a call is available to every agent afterwards.

What Modus reads

1Workspace
2Meeting note
2Action item
2Recording

You select the level Modus is allowed to mine. Everything below it is discovered automatically; everything outside it is never touched.

3context types mined

4agent tool groups

1connection method

4security controls

Context types

Each object Modus mines produces typed context items, addressed by their position in the hierarchy. This is what an agent actually receives.

Meeting note metadata
Titles, dates, attendees, and summaries of meetings.
Action item metadata
Commitments made, who owns them, and their state.
Recording metadata
Recording availability and transcript references.

Example context item

fellow_note_metadata

AcmeRevenue Definitions Working Session

Date: 2026-06-11
Attendees: Finance · Analytics · RevOps
Decision: Net revenue excludes cancellations from day one
Action items: 3 open · 2 done

Tools

Tools are granted per skill, never globally. Anything that changes state in Fellow is marked as a write and stops for human approval.

Search Meetings
Search the workspace for meeting notes by title and/or date range.
Get Meeting Summary
Fetch a meeting’s summary and notes.
Get Meeting Transcript
Fetch the recording transcript for a meeting.
Get Action Items
List action items, optionally filtered by note or assignment scope.

Common use cases

Recover the reasoning behind a decision that was never written down anywhere else.
Chase the action items from last quarter’s planning session automatically.

Connection method

Connect once. Modus stores credentials in a managed secret store, rotates what it can, and never asks an agent to handle them.

API key

A Fellow API key plus your workspace subdomain.

Security & governance

Governance is applied once, at the layer every agent runs through, so it holds no matter which agent asks.

Metadata-first mining

Modus learns from structure and usage, not bulk data. Raw records stay in your environment; only the metadata needed to understand the system is stored.

Scoped selection

You choose exactly which schemas, folders, spaces, or boards Modus is allowed to see. Nothing outside the selection is ever mined.

Read-only by default

Mining runs on a read-only credential. Any tool that writes back is a separate, explicitly granted action.

Group access by sensitivity

Map your identity groups to sensitivity tiers so each team only ever composes context at or below its clearance.

Put Fellow to work.

Connect it in minutes and give every agent a governed understanding of what is inside, without moving a single row of data.

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