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Lumi keeps working while you are not here.

Lumi can prepare meeting context and run workflows on your material. Meeting Prep needs a connected calendar; digest emails need your opt-in. Other workflows must be enabled before a tag, schedule or connected service can trigger them. The result depends on the workflow: notes, tasks, a brief or an email.

tentus is preparing for pre-beta testing. These are workflow descriptions and fictional examples, not evidence of successful customer runs. Check access, required connections and the records a workflow can create before enabling it.

Simulated workspace
1 · Capture
Voice memo · 8:42 · transcribed

Ask the printer about the invoice discrepancy before Friday. And check whether Marta ever got the revised timeline.

filed automaticallysearchable now

Talk, paste, or clip. A voice memo becomes a note on its own — no folders, no tags, no decisions at capture time.

Simulated workspace — the shipped product looks and behaves like this, with your material.
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  1. 1 · CaptureTalk, paste, or clip. A voice memo becomes a note on its own — no folders, no tags, no decisions at capture time.
  2. 2 · RecallAsk in your own words. The answer quotes your material — every claim carries the note it came from.
  3. 3 · PreparedBefore your first meeting, the context is already assembled — what you owe whom, and what you're walking into.
  4. 4 · An agent actsAgents run on their own triggers and write the result where you work. Included in the plan, no per-run charge.
Built in

Meeting Prep needs a connected calendar. Email delivery needs your opt-in.

Meeting Prep

Every plan
Built in

On Today, for the next timed meeting within 18 hours on a connected calendar.

A brief from selected workspace excerpts matched to the event title and description, with source links for cited decisions. Cached briefs can be up to six hours old. Email preparation requires the email-digest opt-in; review the sources and recent changes yourself.

Follow a fictional client brief back to its sources

Can touch — Can create notes or docs, show a brief, or email you; behavior varies by agent

Fictional example
  • Call with Dana, 2pm
  • Last spoke 14 Aug. She asked for the revised scope by end of month.
  • Open thread: pricing for the second workspace (Slack, 22 Aug).
  • 3 sources

Daily Digest

Every plan
Built in

Daily at 08:00 UTC, if you enabled the email digest and there is material to include.

One email with what Lumi noticed since yesterday: a note that contradicts an older one, a topic that keeps coming back, something you wrote about 60 days ago that is relevant again.

Can touch — Can create notes or docs, show a brief, or email you; behavior varies by agent

Fictional example
  • You wrote about onboarding friction on 2 July. Yesterday's support notes raise the same three points.
  • Two docs disagree on the launch date. The newer one says 14 October.
When you tag a note

Enable a workflow, then add its trigger tag to a note. Review the result before relying on it.

Task Capture

Pro
When you tag a note

When you tag a note "task".

Each concrete action item in the note becomes a real task in your Tasks list, with the note linked as its source.

Can touch — Also files real records — tasks, Linear issues

Fictional example
  • Note: Standup 3 Sep
  • Task added: Send Dana the revised scope
  • Task added: Book the Q4 planning room

Quote Collector

Pro
When you tag a note

When you tag a note "quote".

The passage is appended to a running Quotes doc, dated and attributed, so your best lines live in one place.

Can touch — Can create notes or docs, show a brief, or email you; behavior varies by agent

Fictional example
  • Quotes
  • “The product is the connection layer, not the editor.”
  • From: Positioning notes, 3 Sep

Research Enrichment

Pro
When you tag a note

When you tag a note "research".

Lumi searches the web on the note's topic, writes a cited synthesis under your original text, and links the related notes you already have.

Can touch — Writes a marked draft in one note

Fictional example
  • Note: Spaced repetition for adult learners
  • Added: 4 cited findings, 2 related notes linked

Idea to Draft

Pro
When you tag a note

When you tag a note "blog-post".

An outline built from the note and up to ten related notes, then a full first draft saved beside the original.

Can touch — Writes a marked draft in one note

Fictional example
  • Note: Why most second brains die at month two
  • Draft created: 1,140 words, 6 sections, 5 notes cited

Meeting Notes to Actions

Pro
When you tag a note

After you enable this workflow, when you tag a note "meeting".

The workflow appends a summary, decisions and action items to the tagged note and creates tasks from extracted actions. It can write real tasks without a separate approval for each one. Review the results for incorrect owners, dates or duplicate work. Recording a meeting alone does not trigger this tagged-note workflow.

Follow a fictional client brief back to its sources

Can touch — Also files real records — tasks, Linear issues

Fictional example
  • Note: Design review, 11 Sep
  • Decisions: keep the four themes; drop the theme cycle button
  • Task added: Send Priya the Dark II tokens
  • Task added: Book the follow-up for Thursday

Decision Log

Pro
When you tag a note

When you tag a note "decision".

The note is appended to one running Decisions doc, dated and linked back to where it was made — so the reasons are still there when someone asks why in March.

Can touch — Can create notes or docs, show a brief, or email you; behavior varies by agent

Fictional example
  • Decisions
  • 12 Sep — Ship the template gallery at /gallery, not /templates. The signed-in page owns that URL.
  • From: Templates planning, 12 Sep

Feedback Collector

Pro
When you tag a note

When you tag a note "feedback".

What a customer said, appended to one running Customer feedback doc with the call it came from — so the next roadmap conversation starts from quotes, not memory.

Can touch — Can create notes or docs, show a brief, or email you; behavior varies by agent

Fictional example
  • Customer feedback
  • “I would pay for this the day it reads my Slack.”
  • From: Call with Dana, 9 Sep

Reading Notes

Pro
When you tag a note

When you tag a note "book".

Your notes on a book, an article or a paper are appended to one running Reading notes doc, attributed to the note they came from — a shelf you can search.

Can touch — Can create notes or docs, show a brief, or email you; behavior varies by agent

Fictional example
  • Reading notes
  • Calm technology: the best interface is the one that stays out of the periphery until it is needed.
  • From: Notes on Weiser, 4 Sep

Open Question

Pro
When you tag a note

When you tag a note "question". The note's title is the question.

Lumi searches the web, writes an answer under the note with each source cited, and says plainly when the results do not settle it — and what would.

Can touch — Writes a marked draft in one note

Fictional example
  • Note: Does Google verify apps that request only non-sensitive scopes?
  • Answer: No review is required for non-sensitive scopes; verification applies to sensitive and restricted ones. 3 sources.

Lecture Study List

Pro
When you tag a note

When you tag a note "lecture" — including one the phone transcribed in class.

The questions you should be able to answer after the lecture, most important first, filed as a study checklist in Tasks with the lecture linked.

Can touch — Also files real records — tasks, Linear issues

Fictional example
  • Note: Econ 301 — Lecture 7, elasticity
  • Task added: Why does a tax on an inelastic good fall mostly on the buyer?
  • Task added: Derive the price elasticity from the two examples on the board
On a schedule

Enable a scheduled workflow and choose when it runs.

Weekly Knowledge Digest

Pro
On a schedule

Every Monday at 8am.

A digest of everything you captured in the last seven days, with the patterns Lumi found across them. Saved as a note and sent by email.

Can touch — Can create notes or docs, show a brief, or email you; behavior varies by agent

Fictional example
  • Week of 25 Aug
  • 31 notes, 4 meetings, 12 clips
  • Pattern: three separate conversations raised onboarding cost this week.

Reading Digest

Pro
On a schedule

Every Friday at 5pm.

A summary of what you saved from Readwise and RSS this week, with the standout pieces and the threads that connect them.

Can touch — Can create notes or docs, show a brief, or email you; behavior varies by agent

Fictional example
  • This week's reading
  • 9 highlights, 6 articles
  • Standout: the essay on calm technology. It connects to your notes on notification design.

GitHub Stars Digest

Pro
On a schedule

Every Monday at 8am.

A summary of the repos you starred this week and why each one might matter to what you are building.

Can touch — Can create notes or docs, show a brief, or email you; behavior varies by agent

Fictional example
  • Starred this week
  • 3 repos. Two are local-first sync engines, which lines up with your offline notes from July.

Inbox Digest

Pro
On a schedule

Every Friday at 4pm.

One page on what arrived by email this week across every connected mailbox — what needs a reply, what was decided, what can be ignored. Saved as a note and sent by email.

Can touch — Can create notes or docs, show a brief, or email you; behavior varies by agent

Fictional example
  • Email this week
  • 48 messages. 3 need a reply: Dana (scope), the venue (deposit), Marcus (intro).
  • Decided by email: the Q4 offsite is the week of 20 Oct.

Slack Digest

Pro
On a schedule

Every Friday at 4pm.

The week's Slack threads on one page: what was asked of you, what was decided, what is still open — with the channel named for each.

Can touch — Can create notes or docs, show a brief, or email you; behavior varies by agent

Fictional example
  • Slack this week
  • #design: asked for the Dark II tokens by Tuesday — still open.
  • #eng: decided to hold the proxy change until #466 merges.

Monthly Review

Pro
On a schedule

On the first of the month at 8am.

What the month was about: the three themes that took the attention, what got finished, what stalled, and one thing to carry forward — with the notes cited. Saved and emailed.

Can touch — Can create notes or docs, show a brief, or email you; behavior varies by agent

Fictional example
  • August
  • Themes: the calendar as hub, the Mac app, retrieval quality.
  • Finished: 14 PRs on the calendar. Stalled: the voice language question, open since the 1st.
When something arrives

Connect the required service and enable the workflow that handles incoming material.

Email Intelligence

Pro
When something arrives

When a Gmail message carries the label "save-to-brain".

The email becomes a note with its key points, quotes, and action items pulled out, auto-tagged, and linked to what you already know about the sender and topic.

Can touch — Can create notes or docs, show a brief, or email you; behavior varies by agent

Fictional example
  • From: Dana, Re: revised scope
  • Action item: confirm the second workspace pricing by 12 Sep
  • Linked: 2 earlier notes about this project

Meeting Intelligence

Business
When something arrives

When a Zoom cloud recording finishes, for meetings of 15 minutes or more.

The meeting note gains a summary, the decisions made, and the action items. Action items become Linear issues.

Can touch — Also files real records — tasks, Linear issues

Fictional example
  • Weekly sync, 42 min
  • Decisions: ship the tray on Thursday; hold the pricing change
  • 2 Linear issues created

Included in your plan, not metered.

Meeting Prep and Daily Digest run on every plan, including Free. The ready-made agents come with Pro, and Meeting Intelligence with Business. An agent runs as often as its trigger fires. There is no per-run charge and no credit balance to watch.