I want to take the manual work out of turning every past Zoom meeting into an actionable client note inside Asana. The plan is to capture the meeting recording, run it through the Sana API for a clean summary, then drop that summary straight into the correct Asana task—completely hands-free. Here is the flow I’m picturing: • Trigger: Zoom meeting ends (or recording becomes available). • Processing: Fetch transcript, call Sana’s summarization endpoint, receive the concise summary. • Delivery: Locate the matching task in Asana (client name or custom field as the key) and post the summary as a comment or description update. I’m happy for you to stitch this together in Zapier if it keeps things quick, but a lightweight Node.js script (Express + Axios or similar) that uses webhooks for Zoom, Sana, and Asana works just as well. The only non-negotiable is that the whole process runs automatically and reliably without someone pressing buttons each time. Acceptance criteria 1. A completed Zap or Node.js repo that authenticates cleanly with Zoom, Sana, and Asana APIs. 2. Summaries appear in the correct Asana task within a few minutes of the Zoom meeting ending. 3. Detailed README covering environment variables, setup, and how to adjust the task-matching logic. 4. Error handling and basic logging so I can troubleshoot if an API limit is hit or a task isn’t found. If you’ve connected these platforms before—or built similar multi-API automations—let’s make my post-meeting routine disappear.