ctx-synthesise

Meeting notes are synthesized by reading meeting synthesis files and a prior baseline to produce a single briefing with urgency flags, themes, and influence mapping. This creates a corroborated project briefing artifact for quick decision re-entry.

Delta processing re-reads only newly added meeting synthesis files when a prior cross-synthesis baseline exists, carrying forward previously analyzed context. It avoids reprocessing old transcripts to efficiently update the project briefing.

Per-person standing briefs are generated by updating each involved individual's profile and interaction history during cross-stakeholder synthesis. This maintains consistent context and tracks what has changed for the next session.

Cross-stakeholder synthesis is needed after adding new transcript synthesis files to a project directory. Running it generates a cross-synthesis briefing and refreshes per-person standing briefs to minimize decision blind spots.

Stakeholder influence mapping is generated by synthesizing corroborated intelligence across all project meetings into a single artifact. This approach applies corroboration tiers to identify themes and produce falsifiable hypotheses.