Marzo AI extracts a wide range of actionable context from your team’s conversations, meetings, and project tools—so nothing important slips through the cracks.
Key Types of Context Marzo AI Extracts
Decisions:
What was decided, when, and by whom (e.g., “Ship v2 with reduced scope”).
Commitments & Owners:
Who is responsible for specific tasks or deliverables, and their deadlines (e.g., “Anna to update API docs by Friday”).
Blockers & Risks:
Issues, dependencies, or obstacles that could delay or derail projects (e.g., “Waiting on customer approval,” “API migration is blocking frontend”).
Scope or Priority Changes:
Shifts in project scope, features, or priorities (e.g., “Payments v2 deprioritized until Q4”).
Milestones & Deadlines:
Important dates, launch targets, or review checkpoints.
Dependencies:
New or changed dependencies across teams or projects.
Breaking Changes & Incidents:
Major technical shifts, incidents, outages, or SLO breaches (e.g., “Schema change approved,” “Error budget at 78%”).
Approvals & Requests:
Pending or completed approvals, or outstanding requests from other teams.
Ownership Changes:
When responsibility for a project, ticket, or system moves to someone new.
Customer Escalations:
Escalated support issues or customer-impacting incidents.
Follow-ups & Action Items:
Items flagged for further review, follow-up, or next steps.
How It Helps
Proactive surfacing:
You get notified about context items in your Daily Briefs, pre-meeting intel, smart alerts, and Assistant answers—but only for what’s actually relevant to you, based on your role, projects, and feedback. No two users get exactly the same feedAlways linked to the source:
Every context item includes a direct link back to the original Slack thread, meeting note, ticket, or document—so you can verify details or dig deeper.