Community Live Session: ✨ Maia Is Here✨ Never Write Up an Interview Again – Building an AI Research Assistant with Maia

:tada:The wait is over — Maia is here.

Make’s new AI building assistant lets you describe what you want to automate in plain language, and she builds it for you, live, right inside the scenario builder.

:bullseye: What This Session Is About

:light_bulb: In this live session, Hedy Lemus Bird (Senior Product Designer at Make) will put Maia to work automating something a lot of teams deal with: interviews. Whether it’s a recruiter doing candidate calls or a UX researcher running user interviews, the routine is the same — you finish the call, and now you owe people a summary and a follow-up.

:hammer_and_wrench: Join us for a hands-on build where you’ll see a single prompt turn into a fully working scenario: whenever a new interview transcript lands in Google Drive, it gets read, summarized, and turned into a personalized follow-up — automatically.

:red_triangle_pointed_down: What we’ll cover:

:right_arrow: What Maia is, and how she turns a plain-language prompt into a real scenario
:right_arrow: Why interview follow-up (recruiting or research) is the same repetitive problem in disguise
:right_arrow: A live build: new transcript in Google Drive → AI-written team summary → auto-posted summary → personalized thank-you email left as a draft
:right_arrow: What it looks like when something needs fixing, and how Maia handles it

:red_triangle_pointed_down: Why it matters:

:white_check_mark: Skip the manual write-up after every single call
:white_check_mark: Get consistent, team-ready summaries every time
:white_check_mark: Especially powerful for recruiters and researchers running interviews at volume

:microphone: Stick around for Q&A at the end — bring your questions, your own interview workflow, or just your curiosity.

:date: Join the Live Session

:backhand_index_pointing_right: CLICK HERE TO REGISTER

Free registration • Live build • Q&A session


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Still waiting for the Live Session credits promised to attendees. They would be really helpful for R&D and for trying out Maia, workflows, and other features.