Recording became easy. Governing the record did not.
AI agents can join a meeting and produce a summary in minutes. Enterprise teams still need answers to three questions: who agreed, what could be kept, and how can we show what happened?
Consent is live
A meeting changes as people join, leave, or ask to stop. A consent control has to work in the session itself, including for guests who have no account. Cull Clerk brings the announcement and the question into the call.
Retention is a decision
A transcript is only one possible output. Teams may need the decisions and action items without every aside or identifier. Policy should decide what enters the lasting record as the meeting happens.
Proof needs to travel
A policy page cannot explain a particular meeting. Reviewers need an account of the announcement, permissions, retention decisions, and stop requests for that session. Cull is designed to make those events reviewable.
The opportunity expands
Conversations and field work are the starting point. New applications for operational coordination and live legal decision support are in development. The long-term vision is a reusable layer that helps sensing AI understand context and surface what matters, with permissions shaping what it may process and retain.
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