meeting-context-engine

A meeting context engine orchestrates calendar events, notes, and people data into unified context using RAG indexing. It fetches EventKit calendar data, generates asynchronous embeddings via SwiftData, and produces meeting briefs through background synchronization.

You fetch and index EventKit calendar events using SwiftData by running an asynchronous indexing task that processes calendar data into embeddings. This enables semantic search queries and incremental background synchronization updates.

Yes, you can use a RAG indexing approach for background synchronization of iOS meeting notes. The system supports asynchronous indexing tasks and incremental updates to keep meeting context fresh as calendar events change.

Yes, the meeting context engine enforces a protocol-based testable design with asynchronous indexing tasks. It integrates SwiftData and EventKit to handle background sync and incremental updates across iOS devices.

The best way to generate meeting briefs on iOS is to orchestrate a unified meeting context. By fetching calendar events and notes, generating RAG embeddings, and querying the indexed data, you can produce cohesive meeting briefs.

You should avoid using a unified RAG index for meeting context orchestration if your app lacks EventKit or SwiftData integrations. The system relies on asynchronous indexing and background synchronization to function properly across iOS devices.