Meeting evidence arrives with clearer boundaries and handoffs.
Teams can review a broader set of Granola notes, govern shared Fireflies intake, and see what was sent to Jira or Linear. Idea readiness also stays responsive and consistent as evidence grows.
What changed
- Review accessible workspace Granola notes and optionally include personal notes you choose to connect
- Let admins define which Fireflies channels feed the workspace and route them to the right product
- See where a Jira or Linear handoff went, what it included, and when it was last sent
- Keep idea-readiness scores consistent while deeper analysis completes in the background
Bring the right meetings into Discovery
Granola review now covers the accessible note library and can include personal notes through a separate user connection. Fireflies admins can set a shared channel boundary and product routing, while teams still review meeting evidence before it becomes a signal.

Make delivery handoffs legible
Linked Jira and Linear initiatives now show the destination, included fields and backlink, last send time, ownership, and child-work expectations. The team can verify what crossed into delivery without reconstructing the handoff from activity history.

Readiness keeps pace with the evidence
Idea readiness stays aligned between the sidebar and full review while deeper analysis completes in the background. Teams can continue reviewing the idea instead of waiting for the assessment request to finish.
More in this release
Meeting sources
Granola and Fireflies intake covers more of the intended evidence without weakening review boundaries.
- Granola review covers accessible folders and notes more completely, with optional personal access
- Fireflies workspace channel boundaries apply throughout review and import
Delivery and decision review
Connected delivery and readiness states are easier to verify and keep moving.
- Added handoff receipts for linked Jira and Linear initiatives
- Idea readiness scores are reused consistently and refreshed in the background