meeting-prep

Automated meeting preparation gathers context from your calendar, internal memory, and web searches to generate structured briefing notes. It detects the meeting type and tailors the content appropriately for both internal and external gatherings.

Researching attendees before a client meeting is handled by searching your knowledge base and the web for relevant information. The system identifies key participants and surfaces prior interactions to create a ready-to-review briefing document.

Calendar context is used to differentiate between internal and external meetings. The skill detects the meeting type from your calendar entries and tailors the briefing content to suit the specific audience and meeting goals.

Automated meeting preparation handles context gathering by searching your knowledge base, emails, and the web. It uses text pattern matching to extract relevant information based on attendees and topics, compiling it into a concise briefing.

Generating meeting briefings requires tools for reading, web searching, and text pattern matching. These tools work together to detect meeting types, gather relevant context from multiple sources, and output a structured preparation document.

Automated meeting briefing documents include key information about attendees, potential discussion topics, and preparation notes. They surface prior interactions and relevant project updates, presenting everything in a clear, concise format for review.