MEETING INTELLIGENCE

Create a pre-meeting brief for all my meetings today:

For each meeting:
- Meeting title, time, and attendees
- Meeting purpose and expected outcomes
- Review any relevant emails or documents from the past 2 weeks related to this topic
- Pull up attendee LinkedIn profiles and note key relationships or past interactions
- List 3 questions I should be prepared to answer
- Suggest 1-2 contributions I can make to add value

Format as a single-page brief I can review in 2 minutes before each meeting.

Transform my messy meeting notes into a professional summary:

Input: [Paste your raw notes here]

Output format:
- Meeting: [Title, Date, Attendees]
- Key Decisions Made: [Bullet list]
- Action Items: [Owner + Deadline for each]
- Open Questions: [Items to follow up on]
- Next Steps: [What happens next and when]

Make it clean enough to share with attendees without editing.

Based on my meeting notes and calendar, create a comprehensive action item tracker:

For each meeting from today:
- Extract every commitment made (who said they'd do what by when)
- Create a table with columns: Action Item | Owner | Due Date | Status
- Draft a follow-up email to send to all attendees summarizing commitments
- Add calendar reminders for key deadlines
- Flag any action items assigned to me with priority level

Send the follow-up email draft to me for review before sending.

Take my meeting notes from [Meeting Name] and create:
1. A detailed summary for stakeholders who attended
2. An executive summary for leadership (2-3 bullets max)
3. A brief update for people who couldn't attend but need to know outcomes

Tailor the tone and detail level for each audience. Make them ready to send as-is.

Analyze the past 4 weeks of notes from my recurring [Meeting Name]:
- Identify topics that come up repeatedly without resolution
- Flag action items that keep getting pushed to "next week"
- Highlight decisions that were made but not implemented
- Draft an agenda for the next meeting that addresses these patterns
- Suggest 2-3 process improvements to make the meeting more effective

Present findings in a way I can share with the meeting organizer.