Meeting Assistant for Decisions and Follow-up
Turn meeting notes into clear decisions, action items, owners and open questions without allowing the assistant to invent missing information.
After the course you can:
- ✓Define a safe meeting flow
- ✓Create a fixed minutes format
- ✓Handle ambiguity without making things up
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12 months of access · updates included
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- 12 months of access
- Certificate with verification link
- Swedish company, reg. no. 559599-6850
This course builds on the free mini-course and helps you create a meeting assistant for repeated use. You decide which headings must always be included, how unclear ownership should be marked and when the assistant should ask a follow-up question.
You will test the assistant using messy notes, missing decisions and contradictory dates. Particular attention is paid to data protection, human review and never assigning responsibility to a person unless it is supported by the source notes.
What you will build
AI assistant
You will learn to: Build a meeting assistant that summarizes, lists decisions, and suggests tasks
What you will be able to do
- ✓Define a safe meeting flow
- ✓Create a fixed minutes format
- ✓Handle ambiguity without making things up
- ✓Add a simple check before sharing
- ✓A personal course certificate once you have completed all parts and passed the knowledge test – with its own verification link, easy to share on LinkedIn or add to your profile.
Course content
- 1Four things that get mixed up
- 2Assistant card and risk limits
- 3Choose a minutes format
- 4Build the assistant in ChatGPT and Claude
- 5Test lab with five test cases
- 6From minutes to routine and economics
- 7Final check and your materials

The courses are created by Michael Hammarstedt, founder of AI-agentutbildning. I'm not a programmer by background – I started with vibe coding myself. That's why the courses explain everything step by step, with no prior knowledge needed.
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The course is reviewed against official documentation and established standards. The organizations below are examples of sources whose material the content builds on.
- OpenAI
- Anthropic
- NIST
- OWASP GenAI Security Project
- Swedish Authority for Privacy Protection (IMY)
- Last checked:
- September 19, 2026
- Next scheduled review:
- December 19, 2026