/meeting
If you need to run a stand-up right inside a group chat, switch on "meeting" mode.
The command starts tracking messages in the chat.
By default, UTasks doesn't read chat messages — this is a deliberate security constraint: without an explicit command, the bot doesn't track anything.
Command format:
/meeting start
From there, you can carry on the discussion in the group chat with regular messages, for as long as you need — no special formatting required.
The mode wraps up with an explicit stop command:
/meeting stop
If you don't issue one, the bot will offer to end the meeting on its own after roughly 3 hours of inactivity in the chat, or after 24 hours at the latest.
Once the conversation wraps up, UTasks puts together a short summary: what was discussed, what was proposed, and which tasks got assigned to whom.
The result is presented the same way as with bulk task creation — UTasks returns a numbered list of items with buttons you can toggle individually or accept all at once.
Commands:
/meeting cancel — turn off the mode and delete everything collected
/meeting status — check whether the mode is currently active