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During a listening session, StageWhisper’s AI doesn’t just coach you. It also identifies moments where an action should happen: sending a follow-up email, logging something in your CRM, scheduling a meeting, or creating a task for someone on your team. These actionable moments become tasks that flow to your connected AI assistant.

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How tasks are created

The AI monitors the conversation against your Playbook and looks for actionable patterns:
  • A prospect asks you to send them something (“Can you share that case study?”)
  • A commitment is made (“Let’s schedule a follow-up for next Thursday”)
  • A piece of information should be recorded (“Our budget is around 50k”)
  • A follow-up action is implied by the conversation flow
When the AI identifies one of these moments, it creates a task with a description, the relevant transcript context, and a suggested action.

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Approval flow

By default, tasks go through review before being sent to your assistant.

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Review-first (default)

Each task appears in the Assistant tab of your session panel during the call. You see:
  • What the task is
  • Why the AI created it (the trigger)
  • The transcript excerpt that prompted it
You can approve or dismiss each task individually. Approved tasks are sent to your assistant immediately. Dismissed tasks are discarded. This mode gives you full control. Nothing leaves StageWhisper without your explicit approval.

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Auto-dispatch

For task types you’ve learned to trust, you can enable auto-dispatch. Tasks matching your allowlist are sent to the assistant automatically, without interrupting your call for approval. Configure auto-dispatch in the assistant settings. You can set it per task type, so high-stakes actions still require review while routine ones go through automatically.

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Task lifecycle

Each task moves through a lifecycle: You can see the status of all tasks in the Assistant tab during and after a session.

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What makes a good task Playbook

The AI’s ability to detect tasks depends on your Playbook. If you want task automation to work well, include guidance about what kinds of actions should be created:
Without this kind of guidance, the AI will still detect obvious actionable moments, but it won’t catch the domain-specific ones that matter for your workflow.

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Data shared with your assistant

Each task includes:
  • Task description and type
  • Relevant transcript excerpt (usually 2-5 sentences of context)
  • Signal summary
  • Playbook context
Tasks do not include raw audio, full session transcripts, or tone data beyond what’s directly relevant to the task. See concepts for the complete data boundary.