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Team Weekly · your first brain

Create your team's brain.

Feed it anything. It becomes the memory every meeting reads from and writes back to.

A transcript fills in the team, its objectives and who is in the room, in one pass.

You are not signed in, so this brain cannot be filed. Feeding, reading and editing it all work; sign in before the confirm at the end to keep it.

Sign in (new tab; anything typed stays here)
add a line, drop anything, or answer a question below, to begin
what the brain looks for3 short questions, all optional.
Frames the whole brain: brief questions, agenda proposals and recommendations are all weighed against this sentence.
Each live objective gets a weekly pace check in the brief (on pace / not sure / off), and the recap reads the verdict split against it.
Grounds the first briefs in what is actually happening, so the questions read current instead of generic.

Nothing is pre-filled: a line you did not write is not your team.

Nothing you paste is stored. It is sent to the model that builds this brain. What you give Musta is stored nowhere: no file, no transcript and no typed line is kept, now or later. What you give it IS sent. It goes to Musta's server, and on to the model that reads it, only to build this brain. When you give it more than one read's worth, that takes several requests, and a note appears under this box and says how many. If the model is unavailable, the reading runs in this browser instead, and the reveal screen says which of the two read your material. Dictation is a third way out: the microphone uses your browser's own speech service, so those words leave the tab on the way in. What can be saved is the brain you confirm at the end. That means its name, purpose, goals, people, and one line per source naming it and how much of it was readable, saved under your organisation when you are signed in. The last screen tells you whether that happened. Encrypted storage of the material itself is decided, not built here.