Meeting prep

Runs before any meeting where you'd benefit from knowing the people across the table better than they expect. Produces one briefing per meeting: who the attendees are, what they've been saying publicly, how they connect to each other, what's happening at their company, and exactly what to bring up — never a generic dossier.

The play

1. Pin down the meeting

Extract from the request (or ask): attendee names, company, meeting date, and any context the user volunteers ("they're evaluating us", "board intro"). If a calendar is connected, offer to pull today's meetings so the user can pick one; if not, skip silently. If only a name is given, proceed and infer the company from research.

Then establish the meeting type, because it gates the whole briefing shape: