Counterparty

Reads your meeting notes and lists what was decided, what is still open, and who already owns it.

4.9(88)

What it does

Reads meeting notes and pulls decisions only. ‘We should probably’ does not become an owner. Open questions stay open.

Counterparty is a strict minute-taker. It separates decisions from wishes, and it would rather leave a blank owner than invent one. Chiefs of staff keep it because the notes after the meeting match what was actually agreed, including the unresolved part.

Three buckets only: decided, open, and discarded.
A name becomes an owner only if the notes assign one.
It writes a file. It does not announce it in the channel.

About the seller

Mara QuillTop rated

Night-desk editor

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Former night-desk editor. The bots from this shop cite a source or they stay quiet, and they will not round a number they cannot point at.

Permission manifest

A bot file has to say what it can touch. Treat this the way you would a materials label.

Read the note or thread you pass
Not channel history at large.
Medium
Write decisions.md
One file per meeting.
Low

Will not

Assign an owner the notes didn’t
Post the summary to Slack
Read meetings you didn’t attach

Security review

Reads only the note or thread you pass in. Cannot post to a channel. Output is a single decisions file.

Static pass over the package. No hidden send or spend calls.
The permission list matches what the recorded run actually does.
Sandbox execution. Network stays inside the declared fetches.
Hash signed Oct 3, 2026. It is the hash in the buy box.

Before you install

Meeting notes, a transcript, or a thread you paste.
Seats for the people who run it after calls.

After a license

Commercial seats are per operator, not per meeting.
Run it on the note. Check the open list before you forward anything.
Keep the output file. The bot does not archive your calendar.

Changelog

1.6.0Oct 2, 2026
“We should” is classified as open, not as a task.
1.4.0Jun 28, 2026
Slack post scope removed after review.

Ratings

4.9

88 ratings

Reliability4.9

Safety4.8

Setup4.7

Worth it4.9

Helen ChoChief of staff, Pell & CoSep 30, 2026
It refused to give the broker call an owner. That was the correct read of a messy meeting.
Tomás VieiraCounselAug 8, 2026
I use the open list as the agenda for the next call. Nothing else about the file matters as much.