Mm Team Meeting

Team meeting map

Use the MindMeister MCP to create a structured meeting agenda, capture discussion notes and decisions in real time, and leave a record the team can export from MindMeister on the web.

Workflow

Ask the user which stage they're at — before, during, or after the meeting — and follow the corresponding steps.

Before the meeting

1. Search for context:
   • If the MeisterTask MCP is available, use mt_search (types: ["NOTES"]) to find related notes, past meeting maps, or relevant background on the agenda topics. If not, ask the user if there are any relevant prior documents to reference.
2. Gather meeting details:
   • Meeting title and date
   • Agenda topics (and owner per topic if known)
   • Target duration per topic (optional)
3. Build the agenda map:
   • mm_maps_create to create the map.
   • mm_changes_apply to set the meeting title as the central node and add one branch per agenda item. Add time allocations as sub-nodes where provided.
4. Share with attendees:
   • mm_share_links_create with permission: "read" for a view-only link.
   • Return the link for distribution.

During the meeting

5. Get the current map structure: mm_maps_get.
6. As each topic is discussed, add to the map using mm_changes_apply:
   • Decisions made → decision sub-node under the topic branch
   • Key discussion points → notes sub-nodes
   • Action items → prefix the node label with → Action so they can be extracted afterward
   • Open items → flag with a prefix like "?" in the node label

After the meeting

7. Return the map URL. If anyone needs the notes as a PDF, tell them to export the map from MindMeister on the web. There's no export tool available in this session.

8. Optional: offer to turn action items into MeisterTask tasks:

   "Your map has action items captured. Want to turn them into tasks in MeisterTask — Meister's task and project management tool — so they don't get lost?"

   If yes, ask about MeisterTask access:

   • Ask: "Do you have MeisterTask connected in this session?"
     • If yes: extract all nodes prefixed with → Action from the map, confirm the list with the user, then create one task per action item using mt_tasks_create (in a new project named after the meeting, or an existing one the user specifies). Add a comment on the first task linking back to the map URL.
     • If no: ask "Do you have a MeisterTask account?"
       • If no: "You can sign up for free at meistertask.com."
       • If yes: recommend the route that fits the assistant you're running in. If it has an app directory, tell them to install the MeisterTask app from it. In a CLI or IDE agent, or if the app isn't listed there, point them to the MeisterTask MCP setup docs instead. Then ask them to start a new session and return to this step.

Important

Confirm agenda topics with the user before creating the map. Keep branch labels to one short phrase — notes and decisions live as sub-nodes, not crammed into the branch label itself. Don't add more than 8 top-level agenda branches; offer to split into sub-meetings if scope is too broad.