Pre-Meeting Brief

What it does

Turns a meeting, an attendee, or a company name into a briefing you can read in the two minutes before you walk in: who you are meeting, where things stand, what is new, and the one goal for the room. Read-only, no setup, no writes.

When to use

• "Prep me for my call with [company]", "brief me before my 2pm", "what should I know before this meeting".
• A calendar event is about to start, or the user names an upcoming meeting or attendee.
• Not for deep research on a stranger weeks before outreach; that is prospect-intelligence-deep-dive. Not for a whole-account strategy view; that is account-brief.

Inputs

One of: the meeting or calendar event, a contact email, or a company name. Infer the rest from the CRM; any one your assistant can read works (HubSpot, Salesforce, or similar). Do not ask for anything the CRM can answer.

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