meeting-prep

To prepare a meeting briefing, the Skill gathers attendee context, recent interactions, related projects, and open action items, then generates suggested talking points and focused questions based on the topic and participants. It applies role-aware context to produce a complete prep brief for upcoming meetings and stakeholder reviews.

Generating meeting talking points requires access to people pages, project notes, recent meeting history, and optional integration sources. These inputs allow the Skill to look up attendee roles, surface related work, identify prior commitments, and produce a concise briefing with role-aware context.

Yes, the meeting prep workflow applies to upcoming meetings, stakeholder reviews, one-on-ones, and any prep workflow needing role-aware context. It connects active projects and prior decisions to help you enter the conversation with clear priorities and follow-ups.

Attendee context lookup works by finding the role, company, last interaction, and open action items for each participant. It connects the meeting to active projects and recent notes, ensuring your meeting preparation includes relevant relationship tracking and prior commitments before you meet.

The best way to surface related projects is to use a meeting prep workflow that connects the meeting to active projects, recent notes, and prior commitments. It collects attendee context and open action items, applying role-aware context to build a concise briefing with suggested discussion points.

Without integration sources, the meeting briefing relies on available people pages, project notes, and recent meeting history. Optional integration sources are required to produce a complete prep brief; lacking them may limit the depth of attendee context, related work surfacing, and talking point generation.