prep

name	prep
description	Pre-meeting or pre-conversation brief.

Purpose: Pre-meeting or pre-conversation brief.

Input: Name of the person or meeting context. Can be:

• A person: "Sarah Chen, CTO at Beacon Labs — first call tomorrow"
• A meeting: "1:1 with Marcus about the Q3 roadmap"
• A context: "board call with investors next week, discussing growth metrics"

Workflow:

1. Pull all available context on the person or meeting:
   • Any prior threads or interactions mentioned
   • Public information (role, company, background)
   • Any context provided in the input
2. Summarize in this order:
   • Who they are: Role, company, background (2-3 sentences max)
   • What they care about: Based on public work, posts, or prior context
   • Your history with them: Any prior contact, shared context, what was discussed last — or "No prior contact found"
   • The ask or agenda: What you're going into this conversation wanting
   • Watch for: Any sensitivities, likely objections, or things to handle carefully
3. If it's a group meeting, also include:
   • Other attendees and their roles
   • Any prep materials worth reviewing

Output format:

## [Person / Meeting Name]

Who they are:
[2-3 sentences]

What they care about:
• [point]
• [point]

Your history:
[what's known, or "No prior contact found"]

The ask / agenda:
[what you're going in wanting]

Watch for:
• [sensitivities or likely friction points]

Constraints:

• Do not fabricate context. If nothing is found, say so clearly.
• Keep it scannable — this is a brief, not a research report
• If context is missing, ask one specific question to fill the most important gap