post-meeting

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SKILL.md

Post Meeting

Turn a client meeting into a CRM note plus a confirmed set of follow-ups and opportunities — the write-up, to-do chasing, and opportunity-spotting advisors would otherwise do by hand, done for them, with the advisor approving every write before it happens. This is next-best-action: doing the follow-up, not drafting an email for the advisor to send. If the advisor wants something sent to the client, that goes through /compliance — this skill's default path is the CRM, not a client-facing message.

Inputs

Required: the meeting itself — identified by household/client name, or by whatever meeting metadata a connected source supplies. Pull the meeting's content in this order, stopping at the first that's available:

  1. Zocks AI results — the meeting's AI-generated summary and extracted items, if Zocks is connected. Fall back to the raw transcript (also from Zocks) for direct quotes when the summary is ambiguous about wording.
  2. Wealthbox meeting summary — when Zocks isn't connected, Wealthbox's notetaker exposes a summary of the meeting (not a raw transcript). Use it as-is.
  3. Pasted transcript — if neither connector is available, ask the advisor to paste the transcript.

Zoom is not a supported source yet — do not offer it or imply it's coming.

Infer the household and the meeting date rather than asking by default: from the transcript itself, from Zocks meeting metadata (date and meeting ID, when present), or from the advisor's connected calendar. Only ask the advisor to identify the household or supply a date if none of those resolve it — never show a date picker as a first resort. Once you've inferred a date, put it on the note preview in Step 2 so the advisor can correct it if it's wrong.

Once the household and meeting are identified, don't ask "should I start?" — pull the meeting content per the waterfall above and go. The approval gate in this skill is on the write batch in Step 4, not on starting the work.

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