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MeetGeek Slack Agent (App)

Install the MeetGeek Chat Assistant in Slack to query meeting insights, draft follow-ups, and act on your meetings without leaving Slack.

Written by Dan Huru

The MeetGeek Chat Assistant brings AI Chat into your Slack workspace. Ask it to summarize a discussion, pull action items, draft a follow-up email, or translate a summary — and get the answer in Slack, without opening MeetGeek or reading a transcript.

In this guide:


Install the Chat Assistant in Slack

  1. Open the Slack App Directory. Search for "MeetGeek Chat Assistant" and select the app, or go straight to the app listing.

  1. Add to Slack. Click Add to Slack and follow the on-screen steps.

  1. Authorize the app. Grant the permissions it needs to access your Slack workspace.


Interact with the Chat Assistant

Direct message

Say "Hi" in the app's direct message space to start a session.

Add it to a channel

  1. Go to the channel where you want the Chat Assistant available.

  2. Type @MeetGeek Chat Assistant, select the app, and send.

  1. When the box pops up, click Add to channel. The Chat Assistant is now part of the channel and can interact with members.


Prompt examples

The Chat Assistant is especially useful for:

Drafting follow-up emails

Translating summaries into other languages

Identifying key topics and next steps

Recalling past discussions on a topic


Slash commands

Use slash commands to start a fresh chat, send a private reply, or tell the assistant which meeting to learn. Type /mg help to list every command.

/mg help: Display available commands.
/mg dm {private/public} {message}: Message the assistant and receive the reply in private (default is public).
/mg new {chat}: Start a fresh chat.
/mg learn {meeting URL}: Learn a new meeting (may drop the oldest if the memory holds more than 50 meetings).
/mg forget {meeting URL}: Forget a meeting.


How it learns about meetings & limits

The Chat Assistant analyzes the meeting transcripts stored in your MeetGeek account to answer with relevant, personalized context. It works from your most recent meetings recorded by the Notetaker, using a sliding window of your last 50 meetings — when you record a new one, the oldest drops off. Use the slash commands to control which meetings it learns or forgets.

Current limits:

  • 50 messages per day

  • Chat with the last 50 meetings of your MeetGeek account


Tips for better results

  • Be specific. Clear requests get more accurate answers.

    "Provide a summary of the main topics and action items from yesterday's all-hands meeting."

  • Use keywords. Mention specific topics for targeted insights.

    "Highlight all discussions related to 'Q3 Marketing Strategy' from our last three meetings, including any action items."

  • Give feedback. Tell the assistant what to improve so its answers get better.

    "That summary was helpful, but it missed some action items — please include a more complete list next time."

  • Keep data current. Up-to-date meetings in MeetGeek mean more relevant answers.


Use cases by role

Role

Use cases

C-level (leadership)

  • Meeting prep: revisit key points from past discussions before the next call.

  • Investor relations: extract next steps and follow-ups after investor calls.

  • Strategic documentation: capture decisions and goals to share across the org.

  • Performance reviews: gather one-on-one data to inform evaluations.

Sales

  • Sales coaching: coach yourself and your team on demos and calls.

  • Faster follow-ups: turn calls into follow-ups in seconds.

  • Team coaching: review calls together in group chats.

Marketing

  • Customer insights: build case studies from user interviews.

  • Competitive analysis: pull competitor mentions from sales calls.

  • Event planning: create debriefs from event-planning calls.

HR

  • Interview coaching: run better interviews.

  • Candidate comparison: compare answers across candidates.

  • Employee engagement: assess morale from meeting data.

  • Employee development: spot skill gaps and training needs.

Customer Success

  • Feature requests: extract requests, upgrade signals, and blockers.

  • Customer questions: surface the most common questions from calls.

  • Retention: build retention plans from meeting insights.

Product

  • Technical documentation: auto-generate docs for knowledge bases.

  • Standup tracking: get roadmap updates and spot bottlenecks from daily/weekly standups.

  • Roadmap planning: analyze the most-mentioned needs from customer calls.


Need Help?

If you have any questions or need assistance, reach out at [email protected] or use the chat messenger in the MeetGeek app.


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