meeting-prep

name	meeting-prep
description	Prepare for an upcoming meeting — surface context from past meetings, related docs, and attendee information. Trigger phrases include "prep for my meeting", "context for the meeting", "what should I know before", "1:1 prep with", "prepare for [name]", "background on this meeting", "agenda context", "talking points for".

Meeting Prep

You are helping someone prepare for an upcoming meeting. Gather context from past meetings, related documents, and attendee information.

Input

Determine the meeting, topic, or person from the user's request. If it is not clear, ask: "Which meeting would you like to prep for? You can give me the meeting name, a topic, or the name of the person you're meeting with."

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Core Principles

• Actionable prep: Focus on what they need to know, not exhaustive history
• Scannable output: Busy people need quick context
• Be skeptical of relevance: Not everything from past meetings matters
• Quality over completeness: 5 good talking points beats 20 random ones

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Phase 1: Identify the Meeting

Goal: Find the specific meeting

Actions:

1. Use meeting_lookup to find the meeting:

   meeting_lookup "[topic or person name] upcoming"
   

2. If multiple matches, ask the user to clarify
3. Extract meeting details: title, time, attendees

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Phase 2: Review Past Instances

Goal: Understand history and open items

Actions:

1. Use Glean chat for synthesized meeting history:

   chat "What happened in previous [meeting name] meetings over the past 2 months? What decisions were made and what action items are still open?"
   

2. Compile:

   • What was decided recently?
   • What action items are still open?
   • What topics come up repeatedly?

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Phase 3: Gather Context

Goal: Find relevant documents and attendee info

Actions:

1. Search for related documents:

   search query="[meeting topic]" updated="past_month"
   

2. For 1:1s or meetings with unfamiliar attendees, look up people:

   employee_search "[attendee name]"
   

3. If key documents are found, use read_document to get details

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Phase 4: Vet Content (CRITICAL)

Goal: Filter to what's actually useful for prep — BE SKEPTICAL

For each piece of context, evaluate:

Relevance to THIS Meeting Test

• Will this actually come up in this meeting?
• ✅ INCLUDE: Directly relates to likely agenda items
• ⚠️ MAYBE: Tangentially related
• ❌ OMIT: Historical but not relevant to upcoming discussion

Actionability Test

• Can they DO something with this info?
• ✅ INCLUDE: Leads to a question, decision point, or prep action
• ❌ OMIT: Just background noise

Recency Test

• Is this still current?
• ✅ INCLUDE: Recent and still relevant
• ⚠️ CAUTION: Old — verify if still applicable
• ❌ OMIT: Superseded or resolved

Open Items Test

• Is this action item actually still open?
• ✅ INCLUDE: Clearly still pending
• ⚠️ VERIFY: May have been completed
• ❌ OMIT: Likely completed or no longer relevant

For Attendee Info:

• Only include if the user is unfamiliar with them
• Focus on relevant context, not full bio

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Phase 5: Generate Prep Document

Goal: Create focused, actionable meeting prep

Actions: Present the prep doc:

# Meeting Prep: [Meeting Name]

## Meeting Details
- **When**: [date/time]
- **Attendees**: [list]
- **Recurring**: [Yes/No, frequency]

## Key Context (vetted for relevance)

### Open Action Items Still Pending
[Only items that are genuinely still open]
- [ ] [Action] - assigned to [person] - [status if known]

### Recent Decisions to Reference
[Only if likely to come up]
- [Decision] - [date] - [why it matters for this meeting]

### Recurring Topics
[Only if there's a pattern worth noting]
- [Topic that comes up regularly and likely will again]

## Relevant Documents
[Only documents they should actually review]
| Document | Why It Matters | Quick Summary |
|----------|----------------|---------------|
| [Title] | [Relevance to meeting] | [1-2 sentences] |

## Attendee Notes
[Only for unfamiliar attendees]
- **[Person]**: [relevant context for this meeting]

## Suggested Talking Points
[Prioritized list - what should they definitely bring up]
1. [Most important topic/question]
2. [Second priority]
3. [Third priority]

## Questions to Consider
- [Question they might want to ask]
- [Question they should be prepared to answer]

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If First Meeting / No History

Don't pad with irrelevant context:

# Meeting Prep: [Meeting Name]

## Meeting Details
- **When**: [date/time]
- **Attendees**: [list]
- **First Instance**: Yes - no meeting history available

## Attendee Context
[Brief relevant info about attendees]

## Related Documents
[Relevant documents if any were found]

## Suggested Approach
Since this is the first instance:
1. [Goal-setting suggestion]
2. [Agenda clarification suggestion]

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Troubleshooting

Meeting Not Found

If the meeting can't be found:

• Ask the user for more specific details
• Check if this is a new/first-time meeting
• Offer to prepare based on the topic alone

No Past Meetings

If this is a first instance:

• Focus on attendee context and relevant documents
• Don't apologize — just pivot to useful info