Gather emails, calendar events, and web sources into a pre-meeting briefing.
npx skills add https://github.com/cirne/brain-app --skill briefing-cirne
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: briefing Source: https://github.com/cirne/brain-app/tree/main/.cursor/skills/briefing Command: npx skills add https://github.com/cirne/brain-app --skill briefing-cirne
Pre-meeting context is often scattered across emails, calendars, and publicly available information; this skill assembles that context into a concise briefing to orient the user before meetings or events.
Ask me to brief you on a specific meeting or event to generate a concise, logistics-aware briefing.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
Pre-meeting context is gathered by aggregating emails, calendar events, and public information into a concise briefing, ensuring you understand attendees, objectives, and logistics beforehand.
A pre-meeting briefing includes an event one-liner, context summary, attendee notes, risks/unknowns, and follow-up questions derived from emails, calendar events, wiki pages, and web sources.
Attendee insights are generated by identifying who matters, their roles, and 1–3 conversation angles for new or external contacts to help you orient before the meeting.
Yes, web and YouTube sources are integrated alongside calendar, email, and wiki data to assemble organized context for preparing for one-off meetings, interviews, calls, or events.
Yes, logistics like location, time, and travel needs are surfaced, alongside suggested post-meeting notes or wiki updates to ensure comprehensive meeting preparation and follow-up.
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