What problem does it solve?
Meeting-prep eliminates the time-consuming, error-prone work of collecting scattered context before a meeting by aggregating recent interactions, open items, and priority signals into a single, scannable briefing so you can focus on the conversation, not the research.
Core Features & Use Cases
- Cross-channel aggregation: Searches Google Calendar, Jira, Slack, Confluence, GitHub, and Gmail to surface recent activity and relevant artifacts.
- Person- and topic-based prep: Supports 1:1s (person name), topic meetings (e.g., "Q3 planning"), and calendar-event summaries.
- Local context integration: Reads org-survival.md and memory/people files to include political context, prior commitments, and communication preferences.
- Synthesis and prioritization: Deduplicates results, prioritizes recent items (14–30 day recency bias), cites sources, and outputs suggested talking points and action items.
- Fallbacks and transparency: Notes unreachable sources and offers manual checks when MCP tools are unavailable.
- Use case: Before a 1:1 with an engineer, produce a short briefing with the last three interactions, outstanding action items, and three suggested talking points drawn from Jira, GitHub, and Slack.
Quick Start
Prepare for my 1:1 with Sarah Chen and provide a concise briefing with political context, last interactions, open items, and three suggested talking points.
