Apply a note template
When you’ve finished transcribing, Superthead will automatically sumamrise your notes. Above the note you’ll see a tab where you can switch between your original notes (that you manually took during the meeting), and the ‘Auto enhanced’ AI notes. Click on the ‘Auto enhanced’ tab to open a dropdown where you can choose to apply a different template. You can apply more than one template and switch between different versions of the notes to compare which summary you like the best.Creating templates
Each template should have some high level context describing the type of meeting it should be used with. You can then add ‘sections’ that will appear as headings within your notes. Each section can have its own instructions for what they should should contain.- Title & icon – a short memorable name and icon to make the template easy to recognise throughout the app.
- Meeting context – a high level description that will help the AI understand the purpose of the meeting.
- Sections – the AI will summarise notes into these headings. You can create as many as you like and re-order them.
Favourite templates
To use a template, you must ‘favourite’ it on the Templates setting screen by clicking the ‘star’ icon. Favouriting makes things easier to manage when there are potentially a very large number of templates in your workspace.Share templates with your team
Templates can be private for you, or shared with everybody in your workspace. When shared, other workspace members will be able to view and apply your template to their own notes. You can only edit and delete your own templates. If you would like to edit an existing template, you can create a duplicate of it and make it your own.Edit a saved template with an agent
Open a saved template from the Templates settings screen, then open the agent composer. The template’s title appears as the chat subject. Ask the Superthread Agent to change its title, meeting context, or sections. For example:- “Make the instructions focus on decisions and commitments.”
- “Put Decisions first, then Action items, then Open questions.”
- “Add a Risks section with instructions to include unresolved blockers.”