Before, during and after a call
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Before it starts, the calendar says who you are meeting. You drop in the material — a résumé, a deck, a one-pager, whatever the occasion calls for — and pick which of the eight occasions this is, which decides two things at once: the prompt it answers by, and the headings your note gets built under.
During the call, ⌘↩ answers the question just asked, from what has been said, your material and the window you are in. ⌘E puts your screen into the question, ⇧⌘\ turns the answer over into another language, and ⌘1 through ⌘5 read a point straight off the bar without leaving the meeting app in front.
Afterwards, Enhanced fills in the occasion’s own structure — decisions, commitments, still open, or whichever three headings the occasion uses — beside whatever you typed yourself, which it never touches. From there it is one link out, or left exactly where it is on the Mac.