Continuum

Creates an unpublished page draft asynchronously from a prompt in the current organization. When the page is about a meeting, pass that meeting as source_meeting_ref so the page is drafted from it. Returns an app_url for reviewing the page in Continuum and a share_url for recipients after publication. Does not publish the page or send its link.

create_page

Creates a task assigned to the current user; other assignees are not supported. Returns the created task's ref.

create_task

Returns meeting details including participants, available summary, notes, prep notes and tasks. Does not include the full transcript.

get_meeting

Returns the full speaker-attributed transcript for a meeting, when available. Transcripts can be large.

get_meeting_transcript

Returns page engagement totals, viewer first and last visits, document downloads, and page-chat topics, quotes and summary insights for a page ref.

get_page_activity

Returns full details for a record by its ref. Supports contact, meeting, task, household, organization member and page refs. For a page, returns authored content (source code for coded pages), recipients and its share link.

get

Lists meetings chronologically with optional filters when no query is provided. With a query, performs semantic search across meeting content. All parameters are optional. Each attendee keeps their own copy of a calendar meeting; every result names its owner. Results open with a header with the count, order and applied scope; has_more=true or capped=true means the list is partial. Listings page with the header's next_offset passed as offset; search results are capped at limit, so raise limit or narrow the query.

list_meetings

Publishes an existing page and returns its recipient share link, subject to its access settings. Requires the page to have been opened in Continuum since its last edit. Does not send the link or notify recipients.

publish_page

Searches or enumerates records. With query, ranks records by relevance across contacts, meetings, households and more. Without query, enumerates one type with filters and an exact total. Enumeration requires exactly one entry in types and supports contact, meeting, task, household, page. Returns record refs. Results open with a header with the count, order and applied scope; has_more=true or capped=true means the list is partial. Enumeration pages with the header's next_cursor passed as cursor; ranked results are capped at limit, so raise limit or narrow the query. To count tasks or meetings per client, assignee, owner, status or month, enumerate with group_by instead of paging rows.

search