Musta · for recurring leadership and team meetings
The AI meeting facilitator for leadership teams.
Musta prepares your weekly meeting with the people in it. Everyone answers a two-minute brief, the agenda is built from their answers and last week's open commitments, and each topic ends with a decision the room confirms, an owner and a date.
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What happens each week.
An example: a leadership weekly on Mondays at 10:00, sixty minutes, five people.
- Thursday
Everyone gets a two-minute brief
One question per topic, on a phone. How ready are we to decide this? What would it take to leave with a clear yes or no? Answers carry the person's name unless the question is anonymous.
- Monday 10:00
The room reads before it talks
The meeting opens on everyone's answers and on last week's open commitments, so the discussion starts from where people actually are, and nobody re-explains their week.
- Monday 10:08
One topic at a time, with a question seeded from the answers
Each topic arrives with the question the answers point to. When listening is switched on, Musta drafts the decision and the commitments as they are said.
- Closing each topic
The room confirms what it decided
Nothing is recorded as decided until the room confirms it. Each commitment has an owner by name and a date, or it is moved to the next meeting on purpose.
- Monday 11:04
Minutes go out, and next week's brief starts from them
The minutes list what was confirmed and who owes what by when. Open commitments come back in next week's brief, so the team sees what moved.
The meetings Musta runs.
- Leadership team and ExCo weeklies
- The weekly meeting where a leadership team decides what to do, who does it and by when.
- Team weeklies
- Any recurring team meeting that should end with decisions rather than updates.
- One-to-ones
- Both people brief before the meeting, and the commitments are kept between the two of them.
For you · the 7 weeks
Learn to run the room with Professor Peter Hawkins.
Twelve leaders, seven weeks, live sessions with Peter and a group of peers, and Musta running the meetings of the team you bring. £249 once. The group starts beginning of November.
Questions people ask.
Is Musta an AI notetaker?
No. A notetaker records the meeting you had and summarises it afterwards. Musta works on the meeting before it happens: it asks everyone a two-minute brief, builds the agenda from their answers and last week's open commitments, and in the room it gets each topic to a decision the team confirms. It can listen to help draft those decisions, but recording is not the point.
What does my team have to do?
Answer a two-minute brief before each meeting, on a phone or a laptop. Everything else happens in the meeting you already run.
Does Musta record our meetings?
Musta listens only when the person running the meeting switches it on. Its notetaker joins a call only then, and any one person on the team can refuse it. Anonymous brief answers are shown only once enough people have answered, so nobody is identified by being the only one.
Which meetings does it work for?
Recurring meetings: a leadership team or ExCo weekly, any team weekly, and one-to-ones. A one-off meeting has no last week to carry forward, so it gets less out of Musta.
How do we start?
Book thirty minutes with one of us. We look at the meeting you run and set you and your team up for the following week. There is no self-serve sign-up, on purpose: the first meeting goes better when it is set up around yours.
How much does it cost?
Team pricing is agreed on the call, based on the meetings you want Musta to run.
Who builds Musta?
Limineer, a venture builder based in Europe. Musta is sold by Limineer SAS, registered in France.